A stencil is the equivalent of a mold for an image, as a way to reproduce it identically without having to draw or paint it endlessly – a principle also common to a printing system. In this case, the image becomes the matrix. In the context of screen printing, this stencil refers to the screen […]
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The photosensitization stencil process requires an independent matrix, usually produced on transparent film – a so-called photolith, if generated photomechanically; or a slide/film positive, if generated manually or digitally. Currently, the term photolith is still used, derived from what was the lithographic photomechanical and which expanded to other printing techniques. A photomechanical process means that
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Following on from the previous post – What is The Open Source –, here are some of the best graphic production programs as open source and completely freeware on the web for vector graphics, 2D and 3D illustration, for creating logos, flyers, brochures, stationary, templates, presentations, modeling, multimedia projects, object editing and so much more. Professional
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In screen printing, all choices depend, first and foremost, on the substrate. The substrate corresponds to the lower layer, which in a printing context refers to the surface to be printed, whether it is two-dimensional or three-dimensional. The chemical (composition) and physical (shape and roughness) characteristics of the substrate, as well as its intended purpose,
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