The process of CMYK halftone printing revolves around grids, rotation, and knowing how to deconstruct colors and recreate them using only cyan, magenta, yellow, and black. Using a light table, four sharpie markers, and some printed grids, I created my own method of printing CMYK halftone images. These "prints" are one of a kind, and the products of many hours of work.
Self Portrait
Above, the finished print:
Self Portrait
11" x 17" (not including border)
Spring 2012
Self Portrait
11" x 17" (not including border)
Spring 2012
A Childhood Memory
Above, the finished print:
Childhood Memory
11" x 17" (not including frame)
Spring 2012
Childhood Memory
11" x 17" (not including frame)
Spring 2012
The further away you get from the image, the clearer it becomes.
Smaller Prints
Sunset
4" x 6"
Spring 2012
4" x 6"
Spring 2012
Eye
4" x 6"
Spring 2012
4" x 6"
Spring 2012
