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screen printing => Show Your Stuff => Topic started by: Grumpy Ole Artist on August 12, 2015, 10:33:56 AM

Title: Double Vision?!
Post by: Grumpy Ole Artist on August 12, 2015, 10:33:56 AM
Not a lot of chances for me to "crow" around here....Clients came in yesterday to approve final art changes/print...We had JUST finished initial run of 100 pieces this morning...(Big order around here!) When I received a call from one of the brothers ordering 200 more ! C'mon minimum wage increase, I need a raise, LOL! SOMEONE is planning on moving some "merch" Not exactly a "Winterland" concert tee, but I am pretty proud of it....Color count: Flash White, Flesh, Maroon, & Spot White
Title: Re: Double Vision?!
Post by: Dottonedan on August 12, 2015, 11:33:56 AM
Nice printing.  I first thought wow! There's a lot of mesh interference there on the white but looking back at the original, you can see there is a pre halftones pattern in the art in those areas.  Therefore, that makes it even more challenging.  Pretty good. ;)
Title: Re: Double Vision?!
Post by: Sbrem on August 12, 2015, 11:45:29 AM
Be proud, it's good work!

Steve
Title: Re: Double Vision?!
Post by: 3Deep on August 12, 2015, 12:57:38 PM
I'll say it's a very good print, they reordered more!!! nice job
Title: Re: Double Vision?!
Post by: Grumpy Ole Artist on August 12, 2015, 03:00:13 PM
Thanx all! Good eye Dan...That is my pre-made "vignette tiff" that I use occasionally...It does do some weird things with other tiffs once in a while, if I forget my angles! FTR, I do know how to do it to a given graphic in p-shop, but much quicker in Corel, assembling my p-shop created seps with client looking over my shoulder, to just pop it in...most of the time it is interacting with simpler vector stuff & is of no issue...I like to preview for clients with h/t's in place, so they know exactly what they are getting...pure vector fades can be little misleading...Thanx again!