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TheUWSSS commented 1 week ago

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4 Color CMYK Process - Sixty Six Silk Screening

This is a video of Sixty Six Silk Screening's 4 color CMYK process. The art was done by C.V. deBrito. More of her art can be found at www.cvdebrito...

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TheUWSSS said:

@phillychronicles

We have used as low as 200 for one layer of a CMYK print, but we normally use ~305 screens for all 4 with either a white highlight layer or a flash (base) layer.

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  4 Color CMYK Process - Sixty Six Silk Screening

  This is a video of Sixty Six Silk Screening's 4 color CMYK process. The art was done by C.V. deBrito. More of her art can be found at www.cvdebrito...

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  TheUWSSS said:

  @adacon98

  We actually prefer Photoshop to a ready-made film program. What I was referring to was the difficulty in maintaining consistency when printing on a white flash plate. For instance, some reds can look pink depending on the print process. We think a slightly lower mesh count and .dpi set...

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  4 Color CMYK Process - Sixty Six Silk Screening

  This is a video of Sixty Six Silk Screening's 4 color CMYK process. The art was done by C.V. deBrito. More of her art can be found at www.cvdebrito...

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  TheUWSSS said:

  @muck47 Agreed! What still puzzles us is CMYK on a flash plate.

• TheUWSSS commented 3 months ago

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  4 Color CMYK Process - Sixty Six Silk Screening

  This is a video of Sixty Six Silk Screening's 4 color CMYK process. The art was done by C.V. deBrito. More of her art can be found at www.cvdebrito...

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  TheUWSSS said:

  @SalArtkip

  The shirts are sold in bulk to a shop in San Francisco. The designs were done by C.V. DeBrito, one of our customers. You can see all of this information in the description under the video.

• TheUWSSS commented 3 months ago

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  4 Color CMYK Process - Sixty Six Silk Screening

  This is a video of Sixty Six Silk Screening's 4 color CMYK process. The art was done by C.V. deBrito. More of her art can be found at www.cvdebrito...

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  TheUWSSS said:

  @SalArtkip

  We bought the wooden screens from a supplier here in Albuquerque. We actually prefer aluminum frames now because of the fact that wooden screens can warp over time. You can get aluminum or wood screens from Ryonet.

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  4 Color CMYK Process - Sixty Six Silk Screening

  This is a video of Sixty Six Silk Screening's 4 color CMYK process. The art was done by C.V. deBrito. More of her art can be found at www.cvdebrito...

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  TheUWSSS said:

  @Rulytasho

  For full color, we use One Stroke brand CMYK inks. Ink does come up on the screens, but since the same colors go down in the same places, it doesn't really matter. I've never really heard of ALL of the ink sticking in or on the screen, if that's what is happening then there might be s...

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  4 Color CMYK Process - Sixty Six Silk Screening

  This is a video of Sixty Six Silk Screening's 4 color CMYK process. The art was done by C.V. deBrito. More of her art can be found at www.cvdebrito...

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  TheUWSSS said:

  @thisvideoiscool

  No, it's all a matter of lining the screens up to one transparency, then they're locked in place.

• TheUWSSS commented 6 months ago

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  This is a video of Sixty Six Silk Screening's 4 color CMYK process. The art was done by C.V. deBrito. More of her art can be found at www.cvdebrito...

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  TheUWSSS said:

  @hugekid21 There are a few different ways to print shirts. What you're describing sounds like people printing on heat transfer sheets and then ironing them on the shirts. This is the cheapest and least durable way to print. Another way that sounds like what you're describing is a direct to garmen...

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TheUWSSS commented 6 months ago

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4 Color CMYK Process - Sixty Six Silk Screening

This is a video of Sixty Six Silk Screening's 4 color CMYK process. The art was done by C.V. deBrito. More of her art can be found at www.cvdebrito...

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TheUWSSS said:

@krishm666 No, CMYK inks are thinner than regular plastisol and are less sticky, so there is really no problem. Some ink does build up on the print side of the screen, but the same colors always go down in the same place, so it doesn't really cause any problems. You don't have to clean every scre...

• TheUWSSS commented 7 months ago

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  This is a video of Sixty Six Silk Screening's 4 color CMYK process. The art was done by C.V. deBrito. More of her art can be found at www.cvdebrito...

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  TheUWSSS said:

  @jimhack3 Thank you much!

• TheUWSSS commented 7 months ago

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  This is a video of Sixty Six Silk Screening's 4 color CMYK process. The art was done by C.V. deBrito. More of her art can be found at www.cvdebrito...

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  @halfbreed02 Thanks!

• TheUWSSS commented 7 months ago

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  This is a video of Sixty Six Silk Screening's 4 color CMYK process. The art was done by C.V. deBrito. More of her art can be found at www.cvdebrito...

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  TheUWSSS said:

  @choytabu666 It was done using OneStroke CMYK colors.

• TheUWSSS commented 8 months ago

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  This is a video of Sixty Six Silk Screening's 4 color CMYK process. The art was done by C.V. deBrito. More of her art can be found at www.cvdebrito...

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  TheUWSSS said:

  @lesschairs

  Not sure what the exposure unit is exactly, but the printer is an Epson 1400 series inkjet. I'll take a look and give you a more precise answer.

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