CMYK PRINTING WORKSHOP.

FROM ARTWORK TO PHOTO-REALISTIC PRINTS,

CMYK Workshop

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CMYK WORKSHOP

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The Art Of CMYK.

Learning CMYK screenprinting from made's experienced screenprinters provides invaluable insight into mastering this advanced technique, from artwork separation into Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black channels to the precise setup of screens and registration. You'll learn to blend inks to create various colours and achieve photorealistic prints. our experienced printers will teach you how to troubleshoot common issues, like misregistration and dot gain, ensuring consistent, high-quality results. This workshop will give you hands-on experience and the confidence to execute complex, full-colour designs.
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Step-By-Step CMYK

In our CMYK Screenprinting Workshop, you'll learn how to separate artwork for full-colour printing. Using RIP (Raster Image Processor) software, we'll guide you in breaking down a design into four colour channels—Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black. When printed, you'll see how halftone dots for each colour are generated to create a wide spectrum of tones. We'll teach you the correct print sequence, starting with the lightest colour and finishing with Black for added depth. Additionally, you'll explore the wet-on-wet printing technique, where each colour layer is applied before the previous one dries, resulting in seamless blending and vibrant prints.

Realistic Prints.

CMYK screenprinting allows you to transform intricate, full-colour photos into wearable art. The process involves separating your image into Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black channels and then printing each colour sequentially. As these inks blend on fabric, they create smooth gradients and realistic tones, giving your design life-like detail. It's a fascinating method where minimal colours produce endless shades, making it ideal for reproducing complex designs like photographs. With just four screens, CMYK captures depth, vibrancy, and the magic of full-colour imagery in a way that few other techniques can.