Frenzy in the ball pool
Submitted by Steve on Tuesday, 9 December 20082 Comments
This T shirt design from Chris Lanyon speaks for itself. A four colour screen print using opaque waterbased inks from Grafco. The colour came up good and bright, but we think we could have put more ink down with a coarser screen mesh.
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Colours do look very good. Had you used those particular water based inks before? Is it less of a pain to print on black? Or do you still put down an undercoat?
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It still requires white underbase, you have to work a little faster, especially when printing by hand, but the results are good. I am pretty sure the water based colours come up brighter than plastic inks.
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