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I chose these images in particular due to the beautiful use of colour. The difficult thing about finding work online is that you are unable to tell how it was printed unless stated next to the work. I presume This is lithographic printing or digital although it would be hard to produce the various sharp greens that have been printing in digital. So, move than likely it shall be lithographic.

I still have a lot to learn!

SPOT COLOUR - Solid pantone.

Lorenzo told us some things...

PRINTING

1.Rotary
2.Digital
3.Screen
4.Pad

1.Rotary-

Offset Lithography -

Etched Alluminium plates wrapped around cylinder.

Largely Paper based. Limited by flexibility of material.

Web Offset Lithography-

For larger, longer print runs.

Rotogravure - More Refined, Denser ink coverage, Deeper etching, Copper plates. More expensive to run but lasts longer. (floor coverings and magazines

Flexography -

Rubbery Plate, Used for variety of materials. Not as accurate but cheaper.

2.Digital-

Ideal for short runs

RIP - Rastor Image Processor

3.Screen -

Design for print.

Pretty website.

www.oncewed.com

I love this website. It is really simple, pretty, perfect colours and really nicely set out so you know exactly where you want to go.  I think it is perfect for it's target audience... women who are wanting a quirky wedding, Hand rendered mixed with digital design links with a hands on approach to creating your own perfect wedding.