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Four screens.
Big color.
Real ink.
Orange, blue, and crisp white details come together on an orange shirt for the South Texas Classic Drumline Invitational.
InkSplit separated a busy full-color design into a tonal white base, orange, blue, and highlight plates. The finished shirt keeps the layered lettering, drum texture, and fine rope lines readable.
Explore the print
- GARMENT
- Orange shirt
- SCREENS
- Base + orange + blue + highlight
- INKSPLIT PREVIEW
- 50 LPI
- PRINT SETUP
- 156 / 190 / 230 mesh
A bold design.
Four printable plates.
The original artwork combines navy letters, orange type, a radiant blue backdrop, and three detailed drums. InkSplit's preview shows how those elements come together on the orange garment.
Inside the separation.
InkSplit generated Base White, 166 C, Reflex Blue C, and Highlight. The orange garment remains visible where the artwork calls for it, while blue and white plates define the lettering, drum outlines, and shadows.
Fine lines.
Strong color.
Close-up photos show the printed halftones, edges, and fabric texture that a digital preview cannot capture.
The garment is part of the palette.
The orange shirt supplies the background color. Four screens carry the remaining structure and contrast, from the blue shadows and orange lettering to the light outlines.
- Four screens. Base White, orange, blue, and Highlight.
- Tonal base. White support follows the artwork rather than filling the whole design.
- Fine drum detail. Rope lines and rims remain readable on fabric.
- Layered color. Orange and blue create depth in the lettering and rays.
Four screens.
One coordinated print.
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Printed on an orange shirt. InkSplit's separation preview shows 50 LPI. The channel labels shown in the workspace are 166 C and Reflex Blue C.
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