How To Print 1 Color Halftone
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- Today Amigos I will show you the way I go in about in printing a very simple 1 color Halftone. This technique is an amazing way to get incredible and awesome prints with just a few simple steps in Photoshop. Hope this helps anyone who's been asking me about printing halftone images. Enjoy.
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Links:
Photoshop Tutorial:
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John Lennon Pic
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John Lennon PSD file
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Find the Right LPI:
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Get the Ready2Print File of this print on my Patreon.
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Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Amazing.
@@agneshamerlik7689 My pleasure Amigo
This video is still very useful in 2023.
Thank you.
God bless you
Great work on half tones... I know if I can get this down my prints will go next level ! Now more personally... when you dropped your screen and turned and smiled at the camera I saw your heart... you are a real person and that means more then anything! Keep being you my friend! I'm subscribing to all your channels... ! I have a small fb page and Instagram but not much content! Romans 623 Designs God bless!
Thank You Amigo, I appreciate your comment. And yes, I'm basically learning as I go and this was a halftone print that went better than I expected. I was literally jumping inside when I printed this. I also appreciate you subscribing, I'm currently working on another halftone video but with 2 colors. Stay posted.
Thanks for your tutorial carnal
Thanks for watching.
Great job Antonio, amigo. I love watching your video screen tutorials. Love your English accent and your true candid personality. I am going to try my first half tone printing today. Greetings from the Philippines. Stay safe amigo.
Thanks for the comment. And hope this video helps out.
@@TheInkBuildUp I printed the John Lennon shirt 3 times already but I still got smudges. Maybe I am putting too much pressure on my squeegee or probably the ink I use. But I will keep on trying until I get the result I am looking for. I will get a new brand of ink today and will keep on trying. Again, gracias for all your tutorial videos amigo. Stay safe and God bless.
You are so natural and your video is so much joy to watch 👍🏼
Thank You. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Thank you!! I watched like 2 other videos before this and was just too confused but you made it seem really really easy. Bless you bro!!
Glad my video was helpful Amigo.
Anyone else here gets a Vote for Pedro vibe? Awesome job man, looks amazing!
Thank You
Good Job Ant!
Thank You
Thank you~ this was the most digestible video on half tones. Subscribed
Awesome, thank you!
My goal was to learn how to create halftone to show my high school students in Brooklyn. I learned how to teach them screen filler/drawing fluid method but I wanted to go on to more detailed images for T-shirts. I watched a bunch of videos but your was so simple and I think my students will relate more than the fancy videos out there that don't make no sense at all. RIP? Illustrator? WTF? I love that you are doing it in your basement or garage and that no mistakes slow you down and it's great that you show your true self. Props amigo! I'm gonna make my film positive and burn the screen then try to print. Thanks! Ill try and share it.
Thank You, I'm very pleased at your comment and the fact that my video was very helpful. And yes, please share, I will be very happy to see your print.
You are an inspiration! You work with what you have and with the kids at home but you keep doing what you love! I have no excuses now for putting off screen printing.
Thanks, it's nice to know that I'm in a way of an inspiration. I get more motivated to keep printing from all of my viewers.
Mi querido hermano, José de Puerto Rico. Verdaderamente admiro lo que estás haciendo. Los equipos y Herramientas hacen falta, pero el deseo, la voluntad y la determinación de lograr algo está por encima de todo. Trabajé muchos años en talleres grandes y tengo mi propio taller en la actualidad. Porque te digo esto....mucho de esos talleres no hacen lo que to con lo más mínimo has logrado. Le pido a Dios que te continúe bendiciendo en gran manera. Llegarás muy lejos si te mantienes luchando sin descansar. Un abrazo des de PUERTO RICO. Tienes un hermano acá.
Gracias Amigo, agradezco mucho tu comentario.
Holy shit you did that without running water? Awesome.
Thank You.
I love the hustle and motivation !!! I recently took a step back from screen printing but im ready to jump back in the game watching you. Screen printers never quit!!! keep doing Gods work, You are a inspiration to many.
Thank You, I appreciate your comment. Glad my videos motivate in a way Amigo.
you are a kind hearted hustler, I see that! Keep up the work!
Great content!!! The print came out great.
Thank you. I appreciate it.
Nice! The final tee looks really nice on the video.
Thank you
Nice very simple and efective way of explaning....
Amazing job mate. You just prepare your screen for halftones with handy spray bootle and result is awesome.Keep it up!!!! Greetings from Poland 👍
Thank You. I appreciate the comment.
I dis your design fast ans easy thankyou
Nice. Thanks from NYC!!!
Love from India...........great TUtorial
Glad you enjoyed it!
HOLA AMIGO!!!! Thank you for your video bro,,,,, Nice house
Great job! I'm getting started in screen printing. I admire your technique and hard work!
Thank you. I appreciate it.
Good job Antonio. I have many family members with the same name. Anyways, the formula for the LPI/Frequency is the Mesh Count divided by 5. So, if you're using a 305 mesh count frame, divide by 5 or about a Frequency of 61. The Angle is self explanatory. 22 degrees would be 22 degrees of a 360 degrees circle. So the dots, diamonds or lines would be at a slight angle of 22 degrees, not straight up and down. Again, great video.
Thanks Amigo, I really appreciate the feedback on this topic. Still trying to nail down these halftones.
hi bro ,,,nice to see ur video,,, its just quite impress
Thank You Amigo.
thank you from Vietnam, yeahhhhhh
Thank You for watching.
Great!!! Really enjoyed this. Thanks.
I love the hustle, keep doing your thing brother
Thank You Amigo.
Wow! I learned a few new techniques in this one. Thanks amigo!
Glad the video helped Amigo.
All the way up in Michigan we checking in nice video
Thank You Amigo
Thanks for the info dude, I admire what you go thru in having a great printing job. I've been always afraid of too much light after coating my screens however seeing you, it makes me feel better and a little bit of light won't expose the screen. Keep it up and God Bless You !!!!
No problem Amigo. Glad my video helped out in a way. I as well was very worry about my screens accidentally exposing but now knowing a little light won't hurt, I work more calmly.
Great print. I watched to remember how to do half tones in photoshop, but I subscribed because I can tell you love to print! Washing the screen out with a water bottle was amazing. And doing the film on the “vellum” paper was how I started. You reminded me I love printing too, and that it’s more than just for money. Keep up the good work man!
Thank You Amigo, I appreciate the comment and glad you enjoyed the video.
I went ahead and tried this on my 110 mesh screen and it came out really good.
That's awesome Amigo. And on a 110T mesh?
@@TheInkBuildUp si amigo😁...after o was told it won't work I decided to just try it anyway.....i mean for a beginner I'm impress. It's not as perfect if it were to be done on a higher mesh count but for 110👍
@@tamaryisrael3480 Yea, I mean I did mine at 45lpi which is kind of big Halftones but still came out good. I may end up trying with smaller Halftones on a future design.
Kool...i did mine at 25 lpi, base on the link you posted in video.
@@tamaryisrael3480 I see. But cool, glad you decided give it a try.
I like how you said you were beating then said you were mixing 🤣... love the video & now time to print my 1st shirt
Haha yeah, gotta be careful with the words I say. And awesome, good luck printing your shirt.
Thank you I learned a lot from you today
Thank you very much
No problem Amigo.
Master!!! Im Watching from Philippines
Glad you enjoy the video Amigo.
Love the video, homie! I've been screenprinting for a bit, but now that we're on lockdown in MI cuz of the coronavirus, I've been trying to spend my time learning more (and better) techniques. Subscribed to your channel! Thanks for the tutorial!
Awesome, good way to use this bad situation to turn it to something productive. Glad my videos help out. I will soon be making another video on halftones but with 2 colors. Stay posted Amigo.
Yoooo im in mi too and working on screen printing. Trying to get back into it
Great stuff! I have not tried half tone print yet. I’m still trying to figure out the emulsion part. I use Chroma Blue which is very thin. If you dry at an uneven surface the emulsion goes to that side. But I figured out today to put the emulsion and then scoop out the excess to make a thinner coat. Worked like a charm. If you ever pass through El Paso,Tx. Hit me up. I’m thinking of starting a channel soon.
I smooth my emulsion out with an old insurance card when I encounter those problems when I coat my screens. I'm pretty new to printing but it seems to work.
Yea. I would always face the issue of uneven coat, but like you said it's always good to scoop out the excess amount. I'm getting better at coating.
Great. I been waiting to upgrade my designs to something like this. I knew most of this I just didn't know the calculations for sceen mesh count. Cool beans. Keep up the good work 👏 from Indigenous north
Thanks for watching Amigo. Hope video helps outs.
Great video amigo!
Te felicito...gran trabajo,teniendo encuenta tus limitaciones de equipo. Imagino cuanto mas puedes hacer con mas adecuado equipo. Continua tu buen trabajo.
Muchas gracias Amigo. Y si, poco a poco estoy comprando mejor equipo y si me está ayudando mucho.
Awesome 👍
Superb!
thank you so much maestro Antonio!
Thanks for enjoying the video.
Superb Video Again...
Thank you Amigo.
Awesome work
Thank You Amigo.
Great tutorial. Thank you so much...
Glad it was helpful!
GREAT VID BRO
HELPED A LOT
Thanks. Glad it was helpful.
Great info you are great to watch and learn from. Thank you.
Thank you.
I print on laser paper and use corn oil to make the paper transparent and burn the image on the silk screen using the sun. I will try it with these half tones it looks easier to do than with CMYK prints or burns. Muchas Gracias amigo.
Yes, I've seen people do that, I haven't tried it yet. But I did started out exposing with the sun. Good way if you don't an exposure unit. And awesome to give these halftones a try Amigo.
Thank you! You helped me for sure can't wait till my Canon gets here I'm ready to do this
Awesome. Glad my videos helped out. Good luck on your print and feel free to share your print.
Print looks good. Just a heads up the more reducer you add the less opaque the print is going to be
Thanks. And yea I know. I always make sure not to put much. Just enough to get a clean pass on the screen.
Give you props bro cause Burning halftone from albanene you got to know what you're doing. Good job
Brother.Thanks for the video
Cause I do everything except the computer color sep and design something I have to learn.Orale es todo carnal
Cause thats I get down Right now I burn under the Sun. Spray bottle to wash out...
Sánchez and Excel ink you cannot run direct always use reducer.
Bless.
Thanks Amigo. And yea, I'm surprised as well that it came out pretty good for using Albanene paper for the film. But luckily I'm slowly improving my shop. I appreciate every new equipment I get more knowing how difficult it was before.
Thanks for the tutorial 🙏🏾
Glad you enjoyed it.
Always great content! Always glad to see how you do things.
Thanks. I appreciate you watching.
Killer video and a Bad Ass Print…keep the videos coming
Great job
Muchas Gracias bro
De nada bro.
love from India, kerala...keep doing broh..
Thank you Amigo.
Bello,mi place
un bell lavoro,grazie per il video.
Grazie. Sono contento che ti sia piaciuto il video.
Nice work, keep on doing what your doing.
Thank you, I appreciate it. And I will.
Great video Amigo. I can't wait to try my hand at half tones.
Thanks. And you should. Very cool to print.
Brilliant, as ever!
Thank you!
You know you can't out "que?" a baby dood... They got all day to go back and forth with you. LOL
Haha. I know. They're always do this to me when I'm printing.
Cool and very informative.
Thank you Amigo.
thank you so much this video was very helpful!!!
Glad it was helpful.
Bro!
You're badass homie!
Keep up the hustle with the basics
Thank you Amigo. And I will.
Yoooo! Thanks for creating this video. It’s exactly the info I needed. Good presentation.
No problem, and glad the video helped out.
Well done . looks great.
Thank You Amigo.
Ok so I got my screens in had to try this by the time I got set up my ink got cold in my garage and it was thick hard to press but anyways here is my fail will try again this weekend. Thanks for showing us how to do this.
Awesome, glad you're going to give this a try. Would love to see how it comes out Amigo.
@@TheInkBuildUp it looks bad my ink was thick it in your messenger
Have you done a Q&A video? lol I have lots of questions you might have already answered: 1. What was that film? 2. Do you take your own film to Office Depot? Do they print with a laser or inkjet? How much do they charge? Seems like you can do a whole video on that process. Nice way to get into this game cheap without committing to an expensive printer for transparencies!
Hello Amigo. Haven't done a Q&A, but the questions you just ask is basically the video I'm about to do. But I will still answer. The paper I used is call "Albanene" it's also known as tracing paper, vegetable paper, and onion. And this paper I go to office Depot where they print on laser since if you use inkjet, the paper gets wet and gets ruined. As for the price they charge me, it's like a few cents. Can't remember exactly. But I will make a video about it. Oh here's a video where I talk about the paper. czcams.com/video/yH80Ysneeyc/video.html
@@TheInkBuildUp Sweet! Thanks. Would help in your video if you broke down that entire process. You're the man!
@@chrispcall No problem. Will do my best to give as much info as I can.
No es la Flecha es el Indio , excelente trabajo!!! Saludos de sde Puerto Rico
good stuff man, you gave a solid explanation!
Thank You Amigo. I'm planning the n making another video for Halftones.
Love it...that came out great.....im also waiting on my printer to come next month...then I'm trying out half tones...im also new at this but you inspire me.
Thanks Amigo. And glad that it inspires you. We all need that. I'm just glad I made this channel because basically viewers like you motivate me into keep making videos which means, it pushes me to do more things in screen printing, that otherwise, i would of mostly likely not. So thank you.
Very nice job!
Thank You. Appreciate it.
Awsome!
Helped me with my idea 💡🙏💪
That looks really good!
Thank You!!
This is awesome! Thank you!
Thank you for watching.
Great job!!!
Thank You.
Love it ,great video and tips, muy buen video gracias te voy a copier este proyecto ya que deseo printiar mi primer screen printing y buscando ideas di con tu tutorial gracias hermano y muchas bendiciones
Gracias, y no problema. Me da gusto que esté vídeo va ayudar. Si puedes compartir tu impresión cuando lo haces, será genial. Me gustaría demostrarlo en videos en el futuro.
@@TheInkBuildUp gracias asi lo hare🤞
👍 thats good man. I like it
Thank You Amigo, I appreciate it.
nice print good job
Thank You Amigo.
Throwing you a SUB because you just seem like a dope dude.
Awesome. Thanks, I appreciate it.
Mad respect.
niceeeeee
Thanks
nice
Thank You
did you just use normal paper to expose the screen? GENIUS!
No, this is "Albanene Paper" which is known as tracing paper, onion paper, or vegetable paper.
nice work!
Thank You
heyy maaan your good.Cheers Amigos
Thank You Amigo
BADASS!!!
Thank You.
Thanks dude 🤘😎
No problem 👍
Really usefull
Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it.
thank you!
You're Welcome Amigo
Great content, just goes to show you don't need real expensive equipment to achieve your goals. Just a word of caution on adding too much reducer, you compromise the opaqueness of your ink that's why it wasn't super bright. Otherwise, great job!
Thanks, yea, I thought at the beginning that I needed good equipment but realized you don't, but it does help. and I'll keep that in mind. I don't like adding that much reducer but these Sanchez inks are real thick. Trying to get a hold of some better quality ink.
Nice!
Thank You.
Suerte amigo! video helped a lot :)
Glad you liked the video.
Great work,bravo. How many lines have mash of your screen?
If you're asking about the mesh. than this is 120t.
@@TheInkBuildUp Thank you. I also printing raster with low mesh count.
Very nice work:)
Thanks, but the mesh I used was a high mesh.