Always love these tips! Could you guys please do a video on how to set up a new Riley Press? Which knobs do what, how far the platen should be set up from the arm, troubleshooting...? Can't find anything in your arsenal of videos that shows for the Riley 250 4/1--thanks!
Happy Friday, Heather! I'll personally get this comment over to our video team. Let's see what can be done! in the meantime, if you have any immediate questions on getting your press dialed in, you can email me directly at jwells@ryonet.com. LMK HAPPY PRINTING!
I achieved this using green galaxy clear core and opaque core at a ratio of 80/20 respectively. Tinting would be up to you but I chose 1% black for the final mixture. This gave me a nice tonal print with no hand.
Hi! We have a small window that pops up in the upper right corner with a link to the texture pack. The video that is referenced is a part of the free Illustrator course that you can sign up for www.screenprinting.com/collections/screen-printing-online-course/products/designing-in-illustrator
It could, it would be all about your artwork but screen printing is known for it's durability and versatility. Do you have both options in your shop? Thanks for the comment!
I know y’all were using a tri-blend shirt for this print but I did want to ask what brand you want with? This weathered, worn print turned out phenomenal! 🔥
Wondering if you would get the same effect with water based inks. The one stroke pass would be less strenuous and would pair great with a higher mesh count.
Happy Monday, Jessycka! Since the bulk of this technique lives in the art, screen mesh and squeegee durometer, the ink is totally up to you. it'll look great w/ water based ink and it'll be SUPER SOFT! Good luck and happy printing!
Thanks for the tips!
Thanks! Hope it helps.
I was just wanting to try this style out! perfect timing
Nice Barrett! Hope this helps!
@@Ryonet hi Ryan it’s Brayden
Always love these tips! Could you guys please do a video on how to set up a new Riley Press? Which knobs do what, how far the platen should be set up from the arm, troubleshooting...? Can't find anything in your arsenal of videos that shows for the Riley 250 4/1--thanks!
Happy Friday, Heather! I'll personally get this comment over to our video team. Let's see what can be done!
in the meantime, if you have any immediate questions on getting your press dialed in, you can email me directly at jwells@ryonet.com. LMK
HAPPY PRINTING!
@@Ryonet Thank you!! I will definitely shoot you an email as I have been struggling a little on getting it dialed in. :)
I achieved this using green galaxy clear core and opaque core at a ratio of 80/20 respectively. Tinting would be up to you but I chose 1% black for the final mixture. This gave me a nice tonal print with no hand.
Nice, Michael! Happy Printing!
hey! do you have link to the video showing how to add the textures on illustrator. I can't see the video you recommended anywhere. Thanks!
Hi! We have a small window that pops up in the upper right corner with a link to the texture pack. The video that is referenced is a part of the free Illustrator course that you can sign up for www.screenprinting.com/collections/screen-printing-online-course/products/designing-in-illustrator
I really love this video, but I am wondering if digital printing can achieve this gritty vector texture in a Tee?
It could, it would be all about your artwork but screen printing is known for it's durability and versatility. Do you have both options in your shop? Thanks for the comment!
Excelente video amigos, queria saber que cantidad de hilos tiene la malla que utilizaron para esta impresión. Saludos de Chile!
Buenos Dias de Oregon! Buen pregunta. Creo que era una malla de 230 o 280. Happy printing!
I know y’all were using a tri-blend shirt for this print but I did want to ask what brand you want with? This weathered, worn print turned out phenomenal! 🔥
Hi @Ian Olson ! From what I can remember i believe we used Allmade on this video. Hope that helps!
@@Ryonet it does, much appreciated. 🙏🏼
Wondering if you would get the same effect with water based inks. The one stroke pass would be less strenuous and would pair great with a higher mesh count.
Happy Monday, Jessycka! Since the bulk of this technique lives in the art, screen mesh and squeegee durometer, the ink is totally up to you. it'll look great w/ water based ink and it'll be SUPER SOFT! Good luck and happy printing!