Sunday, 9 December 2012

Screen Print process


Getting my reg. spot on. 




Colour tests 


Example of inking the screen for the range of prints I made

Print test and evaluation of covers



After printing out my covers keeping in my their 31x31cm. fairly big vinyls I realised i needed to 100% do a print test for my point sizes. This made me realise that I could drop my pointsize by about 3 points, It also showed me some bad spacings that needed correcting. 

After printing, the space which looked tiny ended up being like the grand canyon and needed adjustment. The margins on the top were stupidly tight aswell so this was an all round poor rushed proof copy by me. nether the less i corrected it. 

On screen this looked good. Printed out this did not look good. Massive gaps made it feel unbalanced and needed rearranging on the top and bottom margins.

The final proof I accepted after my print tests. 

Vinyl poster variations and development


Open publication - Free publishing - More album

Printing just fits on A3.



Logo variations




Selected photoshop images taken to illustrator






here are a few variations of the scanner produced patterns which edited by simply wrapping it in photoshop. These are now ready to take into illustrator if I decide to use this as a print. 



Photoshop editing of patterns




The wrap tool within photoshop to then create new shapes from the scanned images

Process rational

Post photoshop converting Pixel Art to Vector art








Vectoring up pixel art from photoshop to allow crisp artwork for print.