DarkerKat
design & such
Client wants to copy existing graphics they have at an office in NY to a new office here in NC. They have sent us photos but have a very hard time explaining how the graphics appear in real life. Working with what we have as far as files and photos of the existing vinyl we have figured out that the graphics are colored on both sides of the glass, applied to the 2nd surface(only), opaque and she claims it is shape-cut (from looking at the photos I do not believe it is)
Any suggestions on how to achieve this look? Our shop has white ink capabilities but I don't think the white ink alone would be enough to make the graphics opaque and we would still have to align the print perfectly twice to get CMYK on both sides of the white layer. We have also talked about doing stacked prints (one on clear, mirrored and one on blockout or some combo of vinyls) but this would still need to be plotted after and these are large detailed designs.
Any suggestions on how to achieve this look? Our shop has white ink capabilities but I don't think the white ink alone would be enough to make the graphics opaque and we would still have to align the print perfectly twice to get CMYK on both sides of the white layer. We have also talked about doing stacked prints (one on clear, mirrored and one on blockout or some combo of vinyls) but this would still need to be plotted after and these are large detailed designs.
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