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tonypep:
Well this is how I get around trademarks and coprights. Part of the appeal is the allover appearance.
But they were simply done on 25x36 frames every other head on a dinosaur Gauntlet
Easy!
tp

ebscreen:
Beautiful as always. You've got color combinations down for sure.

What kind of blanks are these?


And lastly, did you have to modify your Gauntlet to fit 25x36 frames?

tonypep:
Thanks eb.....these are all on Eternal Apparel. BTW the top collage illustrates tonal discharge. Technically since there is no pigment its not even an ink. .5% ZFS renders the image as a tonal "bleach" of the dye. So we can do a graphic on eight different blanks. The appearance is that of an ink change but there is none. Hangs nice at retail. The surf girl is another example of slurry spray. I teach them how to spray in certain directions to more accurately depict surf spray.
Its another way to emulate allover without having to spend $$$
Oh and no press modification. I have to smile seeing all the bickering about stroke length on other sites. Does anyone realize how many early model presses can print a 20" stroke?

tpitman:
That's 1/2 percent ZFS by weight to a clear base for a tonal "bleach"? Just making sure I understand.
Great looking stuff! Thanks for sharing.

tonypep:
Thats an average.......some shirts require more. Others if you use too much they are too bleachy.

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