This looks much better with the text I think ? Must sort out the kerning etc..

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This looks much better with the text I think ? Must sort out the kerning etc..
Messing about on Photo shop with a few old drawing. Would like to turn them into screen prints of possible ?
4. Production - Half Toning
The mass production of photography took place in the 20th century with cameras becoming widely available to anyone and with improved technology in cameras improving new cameras were manufactured. As well production improved with the ½ tone printing process as you could simulate continuous tones through use of dots which created a gradient effect, it was also used to specifically to the image that is been produced. It reduces visual reproduction to an image printed in one ink colour, it replies on optical illusion. Colour photography then evolved which increased the of images with more filters in ink and film layers, this then created the ‘CMYK color model’ for ink. Digital half toning replaced photographic half toning in the 1970s when the dots of colour were in inks were created into ‘electronic dot generators’ that were developed for film recorders. In the late 1970s laser printers were developed to create the same digital format in camera recorders.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halftone#Digital_halftoning