CMYK Embroidery

I want to remember this: (via Swissmiss), the CMYK embroidery project.

CMYK embroidery is a hand-​​made printing process, based on computer gen­er­ated halftone screens.

Images are halftoned according to con­ven­tional screen angles: Cyan 105, Magenta 75, Yellow 90 and Black 45. Dot screens are the trans­formed into cross-​​stitch screens, printed on paper and marked for embroidery. I use cotton threads in CMYK colours; the intensity of colour depends on the number of strands used. The final outcome is a printed page created by hand.

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and

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More pictures on Evelin’s site. Increasingly, I see people wanting this sort of thing. cf: the news­paper club.

picture credit: Evelin Kasikov

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