Re: Best CS3 program for Silkscreen illustration

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From: John_Danek
Date: Fri, 02 Jan 2009 01:50

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It sounds like you'd be better off using bitmap based Photoshop ( because it is a painting ). Silkscreen has the unique ability to use special inks ( glitter, flourescents, spot and process, as well as flash Whites and grays ). You can setup as many channels as you need and Photoshop can print separations using its 1-Bit halftone screens. If you're vendor is printing on a dark garment, they'll need one or two bump channel(s) for the Whites which will print first and then the remaining process colors or any combination thereof. The advantage to Photoshop is you can manipulate the channels individually.

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