I love it when a fun and challenging project comes our way. We had never printed yoga mats before but when one of our favorite customers came through with the request I jumped on it. FYI, this is the first hand-print that we have done in nearly ten years. Namaste!
In August of ’96, I was waiting at a bus stop in the old downtown section of Prague. Across the street there was an unusual billboard. It was made up of vertical slats with different images printed on each side of the slat. The images were divided in such a way that you could only…
FESPA is the international organization for screenprinting and digital printing. They are usually ahead of the US on many issues: for example I saw my first DTG unit at one of their shows, saw them embracing digital before the US, and saw them embracing environmental concerns before the US. Interestingly they focus in this piece…
Print Resurfacing is one of my favorite techniques. A variety of effects can be achieved through the simple process of heat pressing a printed image with a piece of specialty paper, ie: matte or gloss, between the print surface and the heat platten. We have used this technique successfully over the years to mimic litho-transfer,…
A clogged jet on an imaging device causes a streak across the entire graphic and nobody notices until the boss man comes walking through the shop (a fresh set of eyes always seems to catch the mistakes). How does this happen? It’s unbelievable and it’s embarrassing, but it’s reality and it happens to the best…
A mediados y finales de los 90, la alta densidad y las impresiones dimensionales era lo que se llevaba. Ahora tenemos otra manera de imprimir y de trabajar y nos manejamos como pez en el agua. Antes, estaba constantemente por todas partes buscando inspiración para texturas y patrones que trabajar en una impresión dimensional. Parte…
Mark Diehl of Douthitt recently wrote a piece for Specialist Printing on the differences between CTS systems. I provided the user’s perspective. Happy reading… Download the Specialist Printing CTS Article
We caught up with Bob Eisenach of GSF at ISS Long Beach. In this video Bob talks high-grade aluminum, among other things screen related. Enjoy.
You never know where inspiration will come from! Back in the mid to late 90’s, high density and dimensional printing was all the rage. We now had another print dimension to work with and I took to it like a duck to water. I was constantly looking for textures and patterns everywhere I went as inspiration…
Web Wednesday – We are thinking of doing a fashion shoot like this at one of the next trade shows. Any volunteers to model? http://www.picturecorrect.com/tips/base-jump-photoshoot-with-a-fashion-model-brave-photographer-for-this-one/
