So i asked in another post, if overlapping plastisol inks was ok. The general reply was, yes, its totally fine.
My new question is, why would anyone ever make an image say, with a small square fitting into a large square, without making the large square, a little bit smaller than the small square. I.e a small portion of the inside of the large square, being overlapped by the small square.
I believe this is called trapping, and it seems to make sense.
I am just wondering the pros and cons of using this method, with plastisol inks.
{I wouldnt be surprised if this is confusing to some, and i aplologize in advance! sorry for my explination!}
thanks youse guys
My new question is, why would anyone ever make an image say, with a small square fitting into a large square, without making the large square, a little bit smaller than the small square. I.e a small portion of the inside of the large square, being overlapped by the small square.
I believe this is called trapping, and it seems to make sense.
I am just wondering the pros and cons of using this method, with plastisol inks.
{I wouldnt be surprised if this is confusing to some, and i aplologize in advance! sorry for my explination!}
thanks youse guys