<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> She actually got a little defensive and basically told me how much she had invested in it and wasn't eager to impart any secrets <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I always find it funny (strange not ha-ha) when I meet people who won't share how they do things. I find the logic of keeping the "secrets" very peculiar. If she had been willing to help Ivca, then she might have ended up with a new friend - someone who could have helped her with fresh ideas and improved techniques.
I'm just glad the first people to discover how to create fire were willing to share their discoveries. I'm also glad all the xarans, xartists, xarainians are so willing to help one another so selflessly around here.
Oh and regarding silkscreening: I was recently in a professional screenprinting shop. It was oriented towards signs rather than t-shirts. I was amazed by what they could do. They had the registration problems licked and could do full colour printing at very large sizes. One of the projects I saw was they were back printing onto polycarbonate sheeting for installation on the front of Coke vending machines. The results looked as good as printing with a 300dpi inkjet printer - actually it looked much better because they could get much more saturated colours.
Regards, Ross
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