If you were to mimic that with screen printing I would print either a puff ink or suede base outlined with black ink. Or a mixture of both the puff and suede.
If you were to mimic that with screen printing I would print either a puff ink or suede base outlined with black ink. Or a mixture of both the puff and suede.
I think you're right. Might be a mixture.
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If you were to mimic that with screen printing I would print either a puff ink or suede base outlined with black ink. Or a mixture of both the puff and suede.
sounds great. they guy said it was a mold and that it would be very costly to do..
i dont think he knew what he was talking about.
Actually Mark Ecko has a partnership with a ink company in Peru, (not sure if I cn mention the name) Rodney? The company I work for uses inks from the same company. I met with their rep & plan on using some of the inks for my line, but back to the question at hand, looking at those pics, it looks like their Cork Base ink.But could be a mixture of a texured base with a puff additive.
Marc Ecko has his ink specialist work with theirs & that's why season after season the Ecko line has some amazing designs out there. My contact there says that usually after a year, Marc, after it becomes old to him allows the specialty inks to be offered in Printops product line! Thanks Mr Ecko! LOL!!!
How is this achieved? 
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