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Doug Laxdal of the www.gascompany.com has created a ink just for printing of the 0 to 100 project book.
Its is a gold yellow ink made for the skin tones and background in the images.
Doug is way more than a retoucher and master seporator of files. He also has created his own type of inks, the inks are a little like metalic inks but more subtle. They have shiny flakes suspended in the ink that reflect the light and make the inks sparkle and pop.
The inks work a little like the glass beads suspened in paint on road markings. He mixes the color and tone depending on the digital files, Very old world meets new.
A huge thanks to Rich of www.flashreproductions.com who works with us on making unorthodox ideas work.