Custom Logo Guidelines
An image is transferred to the printed surface by ink, which is pressed through a stenciled screen and treated with a light-sensitive emulsion. Film positives are put in contact with the screens and exposed to light, hardening the emulsion not covered by film and leaving a soft area on the screen for the squeegee to press ink through. Also, you must create a different screen for every color you are going to print, and then screen each color separately allowing drying time in-between. Setting a design on a metal relief die or plate, which is then heated and pressed onto the printing surface to achieve a deboss. Applying metallic or colored foil imprints to vinyl, leather or paper surfaces. Usually with a deboss. A system where a color image is separated into 4 different color values by the use of filters and screens (usually done digitally). The result is a color separation of 4 images, that when transferred to printing plates and printed on a printing press with the colored inks cyan (blue), magenta (red), yellow and black, reproduces the original color image. These four colors can be combined to create thousands of colors just as your computer printer does. Imprinting method by which art or lettering is cut into a material by a laser beam that vaporizes the portion exposed through openings in a template. |




