Belsky, thank you! "On large paper" sounds great )))) I posted the card because I edited it specifically for wide-format printing (40x60 + mats for ten). Sometime at the end of winter, you'll be able to see it at an exhibition with Rakovich and me, if everything works out.
Verigo Pavel, I'm leaning toward printing it in black and white... Monochrome creates a completely different world.
Pavel Osipov, I haven't printed it yet, I'm just preparing the files. Initially, I wanted to use canvas, but it's $45 per square meter, and the texture isn't quite right for mountains. Paper is cheaper, especially gloss, but if everything works out, I'll print it on matte (not embossed, just matte). They print on Pritytskogo Street, and now they're installing a new press on Zakharov Street that promises prints will last 200 years. Prices are all per linear meter, with a width of about 1.5 meters.
Pavel Osipov, I'm not sure, most likely it's the plotter, but the ink doesn't smudge, the tonality is perfect, and it looks much better than gloss. The paper is completely matte, like hand-printed paper without gloss, there's no glare, and the reflection is uniform across the entire surface. Without glass, it's simply fantastic.
Belsky, I'll have to check it out. But I usually don't have time to check forums
alexminsk, it's simple. In the Caucasus, not far from Elbrus, there's an alpine camp called Ullu-Tau. Most people go here from there, to the Donkin Pass via the Dzhailik Pass.
I posted the card because I edited it specifically for wide-format printing (40x60 + mats for ten). Sometime at the end of winter, you'll be able to see it at an exhibition with Rakovich and me, if everything works out.
Verigo Pavel, I'm leaning toward printing it in black and white... Monochrome creates a completely different world.
I prefer monochrome, of course...
By the way, how did you print 40x60 and on what...
They print on Pritytskogo Street, and now they're installing a new press on Zakharov Street that promises prints will last 200 years. Prices are all per linear meter, with a width of about 1.5 meters.
Post it on ICQ if you have any information, links, websites...
I see my crooked legs...
Belsky, I'll have to check it out. But I usually don't have time to check forums
Rakovich,