- #SEPARATION STUDIO 4 TUTORIAL REGISTRATION#
- #SEPARATION STUDIO 4 TUTORIAL CODE#
- #SEPARATION STUDIO 4 TUTORIAL PLUS#
- #SEPARATION STUDIO 4 TUTORIAL DOWNLOAD#
You may want to add a ‘choke’, this gives you a little more movement when registering on the press. WHAT ABOUT AN UNDERBASE?Ĭreating an underbase is a little trickier than the standard sepearations.
#SEPARATION STUDIO 4 TUTORIAL REGISTRATION#
If your registration marks do line up – Congratulations, you have completed the basic seperation needed for screen printing a multi-colour image. If they dont, then you may have accidently moved them in the process… If they don’t line up, you will need to go back to jail… I mean STEP 4 (very bad and unnessasary Monopoly pun). STEP 10: Print your film positives. Once you have printed your film positives, make sure the registration marks line up before exposing your screens.
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The colour mode of the file should be CMYK.
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It is very important to make sure all of your images including the crop marks are 100% black as this will achieve a perfect film positive when going to print. STEP 9: Make layers print ready. This means turning all the colours to pure black. At this point you can check each copy against the master to make sure you have not accidently deleted anything. STEP 8: Cross referance images to your master copy. The master copy is there as a reference only. Keep using the colour select (Select colour – Select – Same – Fill and Stroke) and lock tools (Command 2) to finish the process. In our case we should be left with 1 blue layer, 1 yellow layer and 1 white layer.
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STEP 7: Repeat the process. You need to use the same process on the other copies. Do this by locking the blue colour (Select colour – Select – Same – Fill and Stroke – Command 2) then using the eraser tool (Shift + E) to remove the white and yellow from that copy. STEP 6: Select and remove remaining colours. Focusing on the blue copy only, we now need to remove the other colours. Now using your eraser tool, delete all the blue colour from the other copies, in our case we will be removing blue from the yellow and white copies. Then select the colour blue on all of the unlocked copied (Select – Same – Fill Colour and Stroke). First you will need to lock (Command 2) your master copy as we do not want to edit this copy. STEP 5: Start working on your first colour. We will start with blue. At this point, make sure to lock (Command 2) all of your registration marks so you dont accidently move or edit them. Label each copy with your desired colour (ie, Master copy, Blue, Yellow, White, Underbase).
#SEPARATION STUDIO 4 TUTORIAL PLUS#
You will need enough copies for each colour plus one more as a master copy. STEP 4: Create multiple copies of artwork. Including your reg marks, use copy + paste (Command C + Command V) to create multiple copies. Once these reg marks are in place, they shouldn’t be moved from now on. Place your vector registration marks slightly away from your image but remember to make sure they still fit comfortably on your platen for lining up on press later. I just need to repeat that… YOUR REGISTRATION MARKS NEED TO BE VECTORS. If you are using your own method your registration marks need to be vectors. STEP 3: Add registration marks. If you are using our template, you can use the reg marks included.
#SEPARATION STUDIO 4 TUTORIAL DOWNLOAD#
You can download our registration template here We also use a pre-made platen/registration template to make sure our image fits perfectly on our screens and platens.
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STEP 2: Scale the image to size. In our studio, generally a small left chest print will be around 8.5cm and a large front print will be 27cm. STEP 1: Place and embed artwork into illustrator. It is important for your image to be fully embedded onto the artboard so you can adapt the vector image efficiently. We have created a step by step method for an easy separation technique. Every sale helps us continue to create free content for you to read and watch!
#SEPARATION STUDIO 4 TUTORIAL CODE#
Just use our code SQUEEGEE at the checkout. If you want to get your hands on one of these beauts, we are giving a massive £10 off every limited edition t-shirt sale. This is the design we are going to be separating. If your image is not currently a vector, you can contact us directly to fix this first! Email your image to we will get you on track! This method of image separation is using vector images in Adobe Illustrator.