Andrews, E. C. (Emory Cobb), 1878-1932 · Chicago. Inland Printer · leaf 129
COLOR AND ITS APPLICATION TO PRINTING. with as good results as a heavy half-tone would give on harder stock on a warmer day. If you use a color on half- tones, be sure the inkman gives you a heavy-bodied ink. If it picks, you may reduce it with a little thin varnish or com- pound; or even better, a… … Fig. 47. Just what you wish to accomplish with regard to the drying of an ink depends on whether the color is the only one to be run, or whether other colors are to be printed on top of it, and how soon. In the case of the one-color job, hard drying is of no consequence save for the ink drying on…
Color printing
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