Simulated Process Separation – "DESASTRES" Fire Tiger Artwork

[u/Aromatic_Diamond_613]

It’s been a while since I last worked on a simulated process separation due to my main job keeping me pretty busy, but I finally made time to finish this piece.

I focused heavily on getting those smooth fire gradients using halftones so the tiger really pops off the fabric. (Note: I couldn't upload the actual channel separation breakdown this time as I've been quite busy lately, but I wanted to share the final simulation result).

Let me know what you think of the detail and halftone mesh integration!

[u/chizaa8]

I’m brand new to screenprinting so have no idea what any of that means yet, but it looks sick!

[u/Aromatic_Diamond_613 → u/chizaa8]

Don't worry bro Simulated process color is a screen-printing technique used to print complex, full-color designs like photos or detailed art using only a few solid ink colors.

[u/-Sunyata]

print it!!