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The rough surfaced finish of papers such as vellum or antique (Not smooth). If you would like fur­ther in­form­a­tion about our ser­vices, please email us at or call us on +34 934 800 801. The placement of halftone screen in printing to avoid unwanted moir patterns. Advertising agen­cies, pub­lish­ing houses, the com­mu­nic­a­tions de­part­ments of ma­jor brands, mu­seums and artists trust us to pro­duce their most beau­ti­ful books. SYL spe­cial­ises in print­ing and bind­ing top-quality works: books on art, pho­to­graphy, ar­chi­tec­ture, and any kind of prin­ted ob­ject that, due to its qual­ity and com­plex­ity, re­quires spe­cif­ic pro­cesses and fin­ishes. Our Vellum Paper is a high-quality vellum paper designed for laser printers. We recommend test-printing your design on a clean sheet of vellum to check for ink coverage. Finally, the book was placed in a trans­par­ent sleeve. chart, select Print Quality setting at normal, standard or 360 dpi. Another ori­gin­al de­tail is the fact that the pages were not trimmed at the front the creep of the in­ner pages cre­ates a peaked shape. The res­ult is very suc­cess­ful: the halftones can be seen be­cause the fre­quency of the screen print­ing is much coars­er (45 lpi) than that of off­set, giv­ing rise to an in­ter­est­ing ef­fect with sev­er­al levels of grey.Īs for the bind­ing, the de­sign­er Magalie Morel chose two staples for this 48-page, wide-format book (245 x 335 mm).

The cov­er is the most ori­gin­al part of the work: it is screen prin­ted us­ing two col­ours (matte black and Pantone 2728 blue) on 350 gsm grey Shiro Echo pa­per. Screen Printing Book Screen Printing Beginners B62220 11.99 Screen Speedball Metal 20x24 S62219 80.99 72.70. We help make you and your business look great, and you can count on The UPS Store to. The pa­per used for the in­ner pages is 120 gsm Freelife Vellum White. Printing, binding, collating, laminating and more from The UPS Store. The im­ages were prin­ted in five col­ours (CMYK + second black) in a single ma­chine run in or­der to achieve an even deep­er shade of black.

The book À haute Voix (Out Loud) by Alexandra Catiere, pub­lished by GwinZegal, is a col­lec­tion of por­trait and land­scape photographs.