Ben day dots

Ben Day dots:The colors in comics book are composed of "transparent cyan, magenta, & yellow, with which you can make red, green, purple, brown, etc. Printing a comic is a 4-color process: you run paper through the machine 4 times to imprint the cyan, magenta, yellow & black inks. 'Screening' is the process of breaking colors up into very fine dots so when printed they give the illusion of different hues and shades." Notice "that the red dots and blue dots line up at different angles."

“Minnie” by Walt Disney Goldie by Beatrice Brandini Polka Dots: the name comes from a dance, originating in Czechoslovakia in the late nineteenth century, which soon spread to Europe and America and from which borrowed the name to define the polka dot fabric: polka dot pattern.

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Malcolm Smith is an Artist whose painting style derives from 1960s romance comics and incorporates bright, bold colors and techniques borrowed from the printing industry.

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Check out Roy Lichtenstein’s explosive cover design for Newsweek’s 1966 Pop art issue.

Defiant Dots, an original acrylic painting measuring 18" x 24", with 3/4" depth. A reimagining of pop art and ben-day dot techniques. Part of the Prohibited Pop! collection. Pop-Art styled painting using Ben-Day dot technique. https://www.vibrantcrimearts.com Follow Us at: https://www.instagram.com/vibrantcrimearts https://www.facebook.com/vibrantcrimearts https://www.pinterest.com/vibrantcrimearts All sales are final. No refunds or exchanges.

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With the exception of FM (stochastic screening), all screens consist of dots arranged in a regular pattern or matrix. The vertical and horizontal distance between successive dot centers is constant and is a function of the screen frequency. When the screen is aligned parallel to the paper edges, the screen angle is said to be 0° or 90°. The rotation angle away from the vertical axis is known as the screen angle. The screen can only be rotated up to 90° before it repeats itself. For example…