Full size printing brings out dramatic changes – accurate printing takes practice
Material Mount View – digital painting – 2004 – Dan Beck
When I first found a printing company who could do the quality of printing I wanted on fine watercolor paper, this was the piece I chose first to print large.
When I created it, I used a template (e-canvas) I had created which had the maximum pixels I could create with – given the program with which I paint. It was intended to be printed large from its inception.
I chose the piece because of its texture. On the computer I can enlarge a piece and visualize a section at a time at the intended size – but not the whole piece. This particular work looked like it would change dramatically when enlarged.
Despite a number a printing trials, the first piece did not print with correct colors – part of Macintosh to Windows conversion and just the shear trickiness of it.
Many prints later, I am pleased to say, we have printing accurately really dialed in.
See Also
- Material Mount View
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