This article presents an overview of a technique that involves the use of an inkjet printer to generate a series of continuous-tone progressive separations that will serve as visual guides on press.
Some of the most impactful display graphics owe much of their appeal to the painstaking process of distortion printing. This article uses an actual job to describe the demanding workflow.
If playing Whac-A-Mole with what you read in a shop profile compels you to innovate in order to find that better way of doing things, then Screen Printing has done its job.
