[Crazy Tharun]

Hi guys,

I know in DTG is possible for this design, but I need in screen printing, is it possible to screen print on tee with this design?

Not for any client, business or anything, just I like this design. any help would appreciate........

 

[tman07]

Just about anything is possible in screen printing if you have the necessary tools.

First you have to be able to separate the artwork, a program like Simple Seps or T-Seps could do it for you more easily (and faster) than you trying to do it yourself.

Second, do you have a press that can handle the number of screens required. This could be a 6-8 color design.

Third, do you have the necessary screens. You will need higher mesh screens, 230 for example for all those shades and fades.

Hope that helps.

 

[PositiveDave]

You'd want to do simulated process or index print for that design, but perfectly possible.

 

[royster13]

Hi guys,

I know in DTG is possible for this design, but I need in screen printing, is it possible to screen print on tee with this design?

Not for any client, business or anything, just I like this design. any help would appreciate........

You can screen print just about anything.....Just takes "great" separations and lots of screens.....The reason they make presses with 12+ stations is to do fancy stuff like this....

 

[Crazy Tharun]

Thank you guys, will update the progress soon....

thank you everyone .........

 

[MadArtist]

That design would even look cool as a one-color; would have to be hand-drawn with stippled graidents...

 

[jgabby]

If I had to print it, no less 7 colors, simulated process

 

[wrkalot]

If it was for lights only I'd do 4CP

 

[imhotep9]

You'd want to do simulated process or index print for that design, but perfectly possible.

What's index ptinting

 

[imhotep9]

You'd want to do simulated process or index print for that design, but perfectly possible.

What's index ptinting

 

[sben763]

Index printing uses small squares that interlock. I call it spot halftones. The ink doesn't mix like in simulated prints. It requires a screen for every color so it will usually require many more screen then simulated.

As for the original image 5 colors it would be possible. Using halftoned black under the brown and blues can create the shading

 

[Brandz13]

I agree with SBEN763 a CYMK process print would duplicate this just fine.

 

[Crazy Tharun]

You'd want to do simulated process or index print for that design, but perfectly possible.

what is simulated process? how it can be done?