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Article #201Re: Best CS3 program for Silkscreen illustration
From: John_Danek
Date: Sun, 18 Jan 2009 21:24
Date: Sun, 18 Jan 2009 21:24
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The texture is producing your vector nightmare. I'd keep it a bitmap and work with the channels to produce a 6-color separation. Most automatic screen print presses are generally around 6 color, maybe 8. I'm not sure how you plan to pare down the 36 color vector redraw. And all those hatch marks...I wonder how much of that texture you will be able to retain through the screen making process?
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