Re: the look of tricolor vs CMYK
On Wed, 31 Jan 2007, Ender100@aol.com wrote: As officially appointed grammar police, I suggest a rider on punctuation: Calling it tricolor-gum print, or tri-color gum print could have different implications, -- if you want it to. But this talk of "rules" is, as we used to say on the bus, "creeping me out." One of the reasons to love "alt" is because those tiresome "rules" do not apply. Is it really necessary to devise new ones?Maybe we should have a name that gum print technique contest....... but I think we did that once. If printing CMYK, one could mix a black that would have a lot of life in it.... if nothing else, stir in some yeast—that will put some life in it.... Keith, do you call your prints quadgums? Quad Color Gums? Keith-O-Graphs? J. ========================================================================= Read My T-Shirt for President: A True History of the Political Front _ and Back >www.frontandbackpress.com< ........................................................................ A reader writes: "I'd recommend it for a Pulitzer Prize, except I lack the credentials."
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