8 color DC sim pro

[tonypep]

Meet Kenneth the Blue Elf. Printed this am for instructional excersize/show room samples. Static frames around 15n on 17yr Challenger no base no flash

[tonypep]

And here's the actual pic!

[dirkdiggler]

nice work.

[Orion]

Really nice TP! Would there be two black plates on this?

[Itsa Little CrOoked]

Pffft!

I could do that if I WANTED TO!!!




o   o ooOK.               No. I couldn't.



Self Education is hard.

But it's WHY I come to this forum.  If I remember correctly, Mr. Campbell sepped the ONLY SIMPRO DC's I've printed that I was really proud of. I've done a couple myself with the help of UltraSeps that weren't too bad...but I'd like to get past "not too bad,"

I wish I could REALLY get beyond some problems I have above my ears, but I'm not exactly sure what they are. Its one thing to know what you DON'T know. It's entirely another to NOT KNOW what you don't know.

[tonypep]

Just the one

[Orion]

One black, well now I can't find the 8th color...

[kingscreen]

Looks incredible, Tony!

[3Deep]

Tpep, that's a nice print funny once I look at it close the guy looks like Dot Tone Dan LOL...he get me for that    glad I'm not the only one using 15n even though I like them higher

darryl

[Sbrem]

Pffft!

I could do that if I WANTED TO!!!




o   o ooOK.               No. I couldn't.



Self Education is hard.

But it's WHY I come to this forum.  If I remember correctly, Mr. Campbell sepped the ONLY SIMPRO DC's I've printed that I was really proud of. I've done a couple myself with the help of UltraSeps that weren't too bad...but I'd like to get past "not too bad,"

I wish I could REALLY get beyond some problems I have above my ears, but I'm not exactly sure what they are. Its one thing to know what you DON'T know. It's entirely another to NOT KNOW what you don't know.

When you're early in the process, you need to go to press to see what you're getting before you can dig in to see what to fix. This is considering that your press is set up right, meshes are right and tensioned correctly, and equally, and the rest. Then your seps can be evaluated..."my reds are too intense" or "I wish I could combine these two channels" can be done easily, once you know how. Dan has sepped a bazillion jobs, so you would expect it to be expert.

Steve

[sqslabs]

Nice print man.. 

[tonypep]

BTW seps by the one and only Joe Doria. We've worked together on projects for more than a decade. Industry secret: probably the best in the biz

[Dottonedan]

And here's the actual pic!

WOW.  Nice print.  I separated that very same art a couple years back. Don't remember for who, but ours turned out as good, but with visible halftone dots so I love yours even more. The Co. used Plastisol at the time.

[jsheridan]

Looks good brother!
Good seps are always key to good prints. 

but the yellow is out of registration 

[ebscreen]

no base no flash

Base peeking out under yellow? DC base/plastisol top? Looks like it from the slight sheen, one of the things I love about DC ubase,
the finish halfway between plastisol shine and wb matte.