Halftone fades with discharge

[tonypep]

Heres a good example of how discharge can be more than just soft; but more vibrant and visually appealing. This is a 45 line halftone fade using just two screens of DC no underbase. This fadewould be sloppy and the dots would be more apparent if this was executed traditionally.

[Gilligan]

That's real clean Tony... I thought it was split fountain till I zoomed in on it.

Very impressive!

[tonypep]

Thanks Gil but was stupid easy. The camera flash didn't quite convey how bright it is but I used the Sericol flos right out of the bucket.
And you're right it was engineered to simulate a split fount with consistency on large runs.

[jason-23]

Amazing!

[Prosperi-Tees]

The only thing I can see is on "THE" it looks a little faded on the edge. Is that on purpose or is it the camera or did it not get saturated in that area?

[tonypep]

That was the first test print and the ink did not clear perfectly. When stopping for lunch etc always throw a few scraps on ahead of thew run to get things running smoothly

[IntegrityShirts]

Very cool.  I can't wait to get my new-to-me used gas dryer installed so I can run my wb stuff at a non-painful speed!  There are times when wb and discharge could REALLY make a job easy if they dryer can keep up!

[Rockers]

It`s work like yours that make me wonder why I still mainly use palstisol  instead of waterbased and discharge inks.
What was the mesh count on those screens?

[tonypep]

230/ 50 DPI