These dramatic and economical designs use photography and overprinting to create powerful images. To make best use of paper resources during the war most posters were printed 2 up. Ink and press runs were kept to a minimum, maximum impact was still the underlining brief, they were mainly printed using a technique called, 'split duct process', two colours in one pass and a black key colour on top, ending up with a 3 colour poster on a two colour printing press.
Sunday, 3 January 2010
FMP_ Split duct Posters
Posted by IMI at 02:29
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