What have you printed lately?

[tonypep]

Its a great example of synergy. Marrying two processes together so seamlessly it appears to be as one. Our Stalking Jaguar looked like he was ready to pounce on you; looking through the reeds (which were partially print and turned into the dye. Looking for pics.

[sqslabs]

Ok I've seen some awesome prints, but I'm having a problem with that monkey print it looks dam good to good and IMHO it looks photoshop on the shirt.  I will apologize in advance if I'm wrong and my unprofessional eyes are seeing wrong, but dude if that's the real mccoy my hats off to you big time.

The placement on the shirt is what really throws me off, its way off to the left and almost wraps around the side of the shirt.  But yeah if that's the real deal I'm floored.

[Gilligan]

Just throw up a video with you wearing the shirt and everyone can shut up.

[sqslabs]

Just throw up a video with you wearing the shirt and everyone can shut up.

[3Deep]

Fellers I don't want to bash this guy, but I thinking he is using a style of printing I've never seen or done which is not hard for me, Tonypep seems to know about it.  I looked at Danny's bear print and compare the two seems like the same style of printing both are killer prints now I'll  it and say nice prints.

[tonypep]

Just read an article by colleague Ray Smith (rumour has it that back in the past he wanted nothing to do with waterbased inks that was mostly spot on. A little eyebrow raising here and there but the usual good job by Ray. I would contend that brighter colors can be achieved with discharge when done right however. Also check the halftone blends. See any dots? Picture may pastel but these are flo blends.

[Gilligan]

No dots, but I see where some tension might have helped keep things tighter.

[tonypep]

Haha I know the orange is out of reg. First test print

[Gilligan]

And blue, but who's counting. :p

[tonypep]

I am its all slightly out! Check the yellow

[Gilligan]

I saw it.

It's probably just the navy.

[DannyGruninger]

We are starting to do a ton of prints with dye treatment shirts where the shirt itself "becomes part of the artwork"........ The guys over at www.themountain.me pretty much have that market cornered with dyed shirts/animal prints but we are doing our stuff a bit different with name drops, text, etc...... Looking at the russian's print I would 100% say that it's real because we do stuff like that all the time.... I just haven't been able to post that stuff YET..... For anyone interested in dyed washed garments like this we will be offering it to other shops by this coming summer(we have our own dye operation now to do this)

[Gilligan]

We are starting to do a ton of prints with dye treatment shirts where the shirt itself "becomes part of the artwork"........ The guys over at www.themountain.me pretty much have that market cornered with dyed shirts/animal prints but we are doing our stuff a bit different with name drops, text, etc...... Looking at the russian's print I would 100% say that it's real because we do stuff like that all the time.... I just haven't been able to post that stuff YET..... For anyone interested in dyed washed garments like this we will be offering it to other shops by this coming summer(we have our own dye operation now to do this)

No you don't Danny... he's doing that on a manual!!!! 

[ebscreen]

The effect is really neat, the printing looks great, the final product I have only seen worn by grandmas and folks wearing socks and sandals.

[inkman996]

http://liquidblue.com/brands?sort=bestselling These guys at liQuid Blue have been doing what Tony's talking about for as long as i can remember, in fact I think some of the processes were created by them. I been in their facility and wow is all i can say. I bet Tony has been in there and would agree.