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Quickstartguide:Screenprint

2023-03-23T12:39:04Z

Dasha:

[[File:Screenprocess.png|200px|left]][[File:Screenprocess-13.png|200px]][[File:Screenprocess-14.png|200px]]
Steps to take for screen printing a two colour design on paper.
== Preparation ==
=== Make a design ===
Use a digital design tool or design by hand on paper.
We use a smiley face as an example of a two-colour design.
[[File:Screenprocess-01.png|300px]]

=== Make colour separations ===
* Print both layers with black on a transparent sheet.
* Hand draw with a paint marker (Posca, Monotov ect.) or drawing ink on transparent or semitransparent.
[[File:Screenprocess-02.png|300px]]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-Jw05OhDG8 Video about preparing photo for screenprint]

== Screen making ==
=== Coat a screen with light-sensitive emulsion ===
* Choice a screen:
* red for paper, blue for textile
* check if there's no emulsion on the screen
* check if the screen is big enough

* use the scoop coater to fill the screen with the light-sensitive emulsion
* let it dry in de drawer in the exposure unit where it is protected from the light.
[http://ps.wdka.nl/video/PreparingAScreen.mp4 Video about Preparing A Screen ]
[[File:Screenprocess-05.png|300px]]

=== Expose screen to UV light ===
* Place your transparent face up on the glass plate at the exposure unit.
* Place the screen over the transparent on the glass plate.
* Close the cover of the exposure unit and close the locks.
* Start the exposure.
[http://ps.wdka.nl/video/HowToExposeAScreen.mp4 Video How To Expose A Screen]
[[File:Screenprocess-06.png|300px]]

=== Wash out the non-exposed parts ===
Make both sites of the screen wet with the hose, wash the non-exposed parts.
[[File:Screenprocess-07.png|300px]]

=== Let the screen dry ===
In the drying drawers, don't place it in a drawer above a non exposed screen to avoid dripping water on a non exposed screen.
[[File:Screenprocess-08.png|300px]]
== Prepare for printing ==
=== Get paper. ===
Paper sheets thickness and weight doesn’t mater
Use paper sheets of the same size
[[File:Screenprocess-03.png|300px]]
=== Mix inks ===
one part acrylic paint
one part screen print medium
[[File:Screenprocess-04.png|300px]]
=== Place the screen in the clamps on the print table. ===
[[File:Screenprocess-10.png|300px]]
=== Stick the transparent to a sheet of paper ===
[[File:Screenprocess-09.png|300px]]
=== Place the paper on the table and line it up with the image on the screen. ===
[[File:Screenprocess-11.png|300px]]
=== Place lay marks ===
[[File:Screenprocess-12.png|300px]]

== Printing ==
=== Print one colour at the time ===
[[File:Screenprocess-13.png|300px]]

== Result, prints on paper ==
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
[[File:Screenprocess-14.png|300px]]

== Clean the screen ==
[http://ps.wdka.nl/video/HowToCleanAScreen.mp4 Video about How To Clean A Screen]
[[File:Screenprocess-15.png|300px]]

[http://ps.wdka.nl/wiki/Screenprint_cleaning More info about cleaning a screen]

Quickstartguide:Screenprint

2023-03-23T12:38:29Z

Dasha:

[[File:Screenprocess.png|200px|left]][[File:Screenprocess-13.png|200px]][[File:Screenprocess-14.png|200px]]
Steps to take for screen printing a two colour design on paper.
== Preparation ==
=== Make a design ===
Use a digital design tool or design by hand on paper.
We use a smiley face as an example of a two-colour design.
[[File:Screenprocess-01.png|300px]]

=== Make colour separations ===
* Print both layers with black on a transparent sheet.
* Hand draw with a paint marker (Posca, Monotov ect.) or drawing ink on transparent or semitransparent.
[[File:Screenprocess-02.png|300px]]

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-Jw05OhDG8 Video about preparing photo for screenprint]
Video about preparing photo for screenprint
== Screen making ==
=== Coat a screen with light-sensitive emulsion ===
* Choice a screen:
* red for paper, blue for textile
* check if there's no emulsion on the screen
* check if the screen is big enough

* use the scoop coater to fill the screen with the light-sensitive emulsion
* let it dry in de drawer in the exposure unit where it is protected from the light.
[http://ps.wdka.nl/video/PreparingAScreen.mp4 Video about Preparing A Screen ]
[[File:Screenprocess-05.png|300px]]

=== Expose screen to UV light ===
* Place your transparent face up on the glass plate at the exposure unit.
* Place the screen over the transparent on the glass plate.
* Close the cover of the exposure unit and close the locks.
* Start the exposure.
[http://ps.wdka.nl/video/HowToExposeAScreen.mp4 Video How To Expose A Screen]
[[File:Screenprocess-06.png|300px]]

=== Wash out the non-exposed parts ===
Make both sites of the screen wet with the hose, wash the non-exposed parts.
[[File:Screenprocess-07.png|300px]]

=== Let the screen dry ===
In the drying drawers, don't place it in a drawer above a non exposed screen to avoid dripping water on a non exposed screen.
[[File:Screenprocess-08.png|300px]]
== Prepare for printing ==
=== Get paper. ===
Paper sheets thickness and weight doesn’t mater
Use paper sheets of the same size
[[File:Screenprocess-03.png|300px]]
=== Mix inks ===
one part acrylic paint
one part screen print medium
[[File:Screenprocess-04.png|300px]]
=== Place the screen in the clamps on the print table. ===
[[File:Screenprocess-10.png|300px]]
=== Stick the transparent to a sheet of paper ===
[[File:Screenprocess-09.png|300px]]
=== Place the paper on the table and line it up with the image on the screen. ===
[[File:Screenprocess-11.png|300px]]
=== Place lay marks ===
[[File:Screenprocess-12.png|300px]]

== Printing ==
=== Print one colour at the time ===
[[File:Screenprocess-13.png|300px]]

== Result, prints on paper ==
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
[[File:Screenprocess-14.png|300px]]

== Clean the screen ==
[http://ps.wdka.nl/video/HowToCleanAScreen.mp4 Video about How To Clean A Screen]
[[File:Screenprocess-15.png|300px]]

[http://ps.wdka.nl/wiki/Screenprint_cleaning More info about cleaning a screen]

UNDER KUNSTRUCTION

2022-09-30T12:15:03Z

Dasha:

[[File:Uk.jpg]] 

'''Under KUNSTruction''' is a self-published book by (at the time) a 3rd-year illustration student Dasha Starostin.
The entire process of publishing was done under the roof of WdKA. Even the paper was bought at the [https://static.mywdka.nl/facilities/rental-shop/wdka-shop/ WdKA Shop]
 
I will try to walk you through the process, inserting as many useful links as possible.
In the process, I used programs such as Procreate, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Illustrator.
 
In the Publication station, I used:
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Screenprint|Screen Printing]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Laser_Cutter|Laser cutter]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Riso|Risograph]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:C600i|laser printer]]
 
Besides that:
 
- folding machine
 
- [[Quickstartguide:CuttingMachine|cutting machine]]
 
- staple binding machine

= Cover =
[[File:Cover.jpg]] 

== Screenprinting the letters ==
 
For my cover, I chose light blue textured paper and wanted to print bright orange letters on it.
First, I tested the orange acrylic mixed with the screen-printing medium for paper. The result was dark, dull, and brown. The reason for that is the transparency of the screen-printing medium for paper.
[[File:Swatches_cover_screenprint.png]]
 
To resolve this issue, I printed with white medium for textiles, mixed with orange pigment.
 
[[File:Cover_screenprinting.jpg]] 

== Lasercutting the pattern ==
 
Another part of my cover design was the laser-cut pattern that imitates construction sites' covers.
 
I drew the pattern in Procreate
[[File:Cover_mash_procreate.jpg]]
 
and exported it as a pdf to open in Adobe Illustrator
[[File:Cover_mash_illustratorr.jpg]]
 
After the automatic [https://www.vectornator.io/design-tips/how-to-trace-an-image-in-illustrator#:~:text=After%20you%20have%20your%20logo,the%20options%20are%20grayed%20out. Image Trace in Adobe Illustrator] (the process that transforms pixel images into vector images), my initial design was too complex and contained too many small details. It would take 4 colors to Lasercut. 
after scaling it up and cleaning the design, I was able to reduce the time to 1 hour. 
[[Quickstartguide:Laser_Cutter#Prepare_file_in_Illustrator|Preparing file for the laser cutter]] 
[[File:Cover_mash_close_up.jpg]] 
[[Quickstartguide:Laser_Cutter|How to use Laser Cutter]] 

= Pages =
[[File:Pages_-_1.jpg]] 
Everyone has a different flow when working on the book. Here are the steps I took to create this particular book (leaving out the concept and content creation): 
== sketches ==
 
[[File:Pages_sketches.JPG]] 
[[Quickstartguide:HR-PRINTERS|Printing with HR printers]] 
== the layout of the book ==
 
-add picture 
== make illustrations ==
 
The illustrations were created in procreate. 8 spreads in the book were intended to be Risoprinted. Because of that, from the beginning, I was working on the separate layers for two colors I had in mind - Black and Fluo Orange. 
[[File:Pages_-_procreate.JPG]] 
From Procreate I exported files as PSD to preserve the layers (PDF with layer would also work). 
[[Export_to_pdf#Procreate|Guide for exporting PDF from Procreate]] 
== Print a new dummy, adjust the layout and create a few extra illustrations ==
 
-add picture 
== Combine illustrations into spreads ==
 
[[File:Spread.JPG]] 
== Figure out the placement of the spreads on A3 ==
 
When you print with the Riso printer, you pay for 1 master, which is the size of A3. Because of that, I prepared a document with 2 spreads on each side of the paper. 
[[File:Pages_riso_photoshop.JPG]] 
[https://creativepro.com/photoshop-how-adding-bleeds-and-crop-marks-0/#:~:text=than%200.125%20inches%3F-,You%20can%20create%20the%20crop%20marks%20manually.,in%20the%20Stroke%20dialog%20box.) How to add crop marks in Photoshop] 
To figure out the layout, I used a dummy book and disassembled it to create a page 1 - side a and b for the spreads 10-11, 4-17/ 12-9, 18-3 ; page 2 - side a and b for the spreads 2-19, 6-15/ 20-1, 16-5 
== Risoprint ==
 
-add picture 
[[Quickstartguide:Riso|Guide]] 
== Print the transparent spread ==
 
One spread in the book was printed on transparent paper. This paper can't be used in the Riso printer, because it is too smooth for this technique. Instead, I printed it with the Canon c600i. For this printer, you need to prepare a PDF file. Because this spread is folded in the book, I needed to prepare the file for the double-sided printing. 
[[File:Transparent_spread.JPG]] 
[[File:Spread_photo.jpg]] 
[[Export_to_pdf#Photoshop|Export PDF from Photoshop]]

UNDER KUNSTRUCTION

2022-09-30T11:59:04Z

Dasha:

[[File:Uk.jpg]] 

'''Under KUNSTruction''' is a self-published book by (at the time) a 3rd-year illustration student Dasha Starostin.
The entire process of publishing was done under the roof of WdKA. Even the paper was bought at the [https://static.mywdka.nl/facilities/rental-shop/wdka-shop/ WdKA Shop]
 
I will try to walk you through the process, inserting as many useful links as possible.
In the process, I used programs such as Procreate, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Illustrator.
 
In the Publication station, I used:
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Screenprint|Screen Printing]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Laser_Cutter|Laser cutter]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Riso|Risograph]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:C600i|laser printer]]
 
Besides that:
 
- folding machine
 
- [[Quickstartguide:CuttingMachine|cutting machine]]
 
- staple binding machine

= Cover =
[[File:Cover.jpg]] 

1. Screenprinting the letters.
 
For my cover, I chose light blue textured paper and wanted to print bright orange letters on it.
First, I tested the orange acrylic mixed with the screen-printing medium for paper. The result was dark, dull, and brown. The reason for that is the transparency of the screen-printing medium for paper.
[[File:Swatches_cover_screenprint.png]]
 
To resolve this issue, I printed with white medium for textiles, mixed with orange pigment.
 
[[File:Cover_screenprinting.jpg]] 

2. Lasercutting the pattern
 
Another part of my cover design was the laser-cut pattern that imitates construction sites' covers.
 
I drew the pattern in Procreate
[[File:Cover_mash_procreate.jpg]]
 
and exported it as a pdf to open in Adobe Illustrator
[[File:Cover_mash_illustratorr.jpg]]
 
After the automatic [https://www.vectornator.io/design-tips/how-to-trace-an-image-in-illustrator#:~:text=After%20you%20have%20your%20logo,the%20options%20are%20grayed%20out. Image Trace in Adobe Illustrator] (the process that transforms pixel images into vector images), my initial design was too complex and contained too many small details. It would take 4 colors to Lasercut. 
after scaling it up and cleaning the design, I was able to reduce the time to 1 hour. 
[[Quickstartguide:Laser_Cutter#Prepare_file_in_Illustrator|Preparing file for the laser cutter]] 
[[File:Cover_mash_close_up.jpg]] 
[[Quickstartguide:Laser_Cutter|How to use Laser Cutter]] 

= Pages =
[[File:Pages_-_1.jpg]] 
Everyone has a different flow when working on the book. Here are the steps I took to create this particular book (leaving out the concept and content creation): 
== 1. sketches ==
 
[[File:Pages_sketches.JPG]] 
[[Quickstartguide:HR-PRINTERS|Printing with HR printers]] 
== 2. the layout of the book ==
 
-add picture 
== 3. make illustrations ==
 
The illustrations were created in procreate. 8 spreads in the book were intended to be Risoprinted. Because of that, from the beginning, I was working on the separate layers for two colors I had in mind - Black and Fluo Orange. 
[[File:Pages_-_procreate.JPG]] 
From Procreate I exported files as PSD to preserve the layers (PDF with layer would also work). 
[[Export_to_pdf#Procreate|Guide for exporting PDF from Procreate]] 
== 4. Print a new dummy, adjust the layout and create a few extra illustrations ==
 
-add picture 
5. Combine illustrations into spreads 
[[File:Spread.JPG]] 
6. Figure out the placement of the spreads on A3 
When you print with the Riso printer, you pay for 1 master, which is the size of A3. Because of that, I prepared a document with 2 spreads on each side of the paper. 
[[File:Pages_riso_photoshop.JPG]] 
[https://creativepro.com/photoshop-how-adding-bleeds-and-crop-marks-0/#:~:text=than%200.125%20inches%3F-,You%20can%20create%20the%20crop%20marks%20manually.,in%20the%20Stroke%20dialog%20box.) How to add crop marks in Photoshop] 
To figure out the layout, I used a dummy book and disassembled it to create a page 1 - side a and b for the spreads 10-11, 4-17/ 12-9, 18-3 ; page 2 - side a and b for the spreads 2-19, 6-15/ 20-1, 16-5 
7. Risoprint 
-add picture 
[[Quickstartguide:Riso|Guide]] 
8. Print the transparent spread 
One spread in the book was printed on transparent paper. This paper can't be used in the Riso printer, because it is too smooth for this technique. Instead, I printed it with the Canon c600i. For this printer, you need to prepare a PDF file. Because this spread is folded in the book, I needed to prepare the file for the double-sided printing. 
[[File:Transparent_spread.JPG]] 
[[File:Spread_photo.jpg]] 
[[Export_to_pdf#Photoshop|Export PDF from Photoshop]]

UNDER KUNSTRUCTION

2022-09-23T10:01:26Z

Dasha:

[[File:Uk.jpg]] 

'''Under KUNSTruction''' is a self-published book by (at the time) a 3rd-year illustration student Dasha Starostin.
The entire process of publishing was done under the roof of WdKA. Even the paper was bought at the [https://static.mywdka.nl/facilities/rental-shop/wdka-shop/ WdKA Shop]
 
I will try to walk you through the process, inserting as many useful links as possible.
In the process, I used programs such as Procreate, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Illustrator.
 
In the Publication station, I used:
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Screenprint|Screen Printing]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Laser_Cutter|Laser cutter]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Riso|Risograph]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:C600i|laser printer]]
 
Besides that:
 
- folding machine
 
- [[Quickstartguide:CuttingMachine|cutting machine]]
 
- staple binding machine

== Cover ==
[[File:Cover.jpg]] 

1. Screenprinting the letters.
 
For my cover, I chose light blue textured paper and wanted to print bright orange letters on it.
First, I tested the orange acrylic mixed with the screen-printing medium for paper. The result was dark, dull, and brown. The reason for that is the transparency of the screen-printing medium for paper.
[[File:Swatches_cover_screenprint.png]]
 
To resolve this issue, I printed with white medium for textiles, mixed with orange pigment.
 
[[File:Cover_screenprinting.jpg]] 

2. Lasercutting the pattern
 
Another part of my cover design was the laser-cut pattern that imitates construction sites' covers.
 
I drew the pattern in Procreate
[[File:Cover_mash_procreate.jpg]]
 
and exported it as a pdf to open in Adobe Illustrator
[[File:Cover_mash_illustratorr.jpg]]
 
After the automatic [https://www.vectornator.io/design-tips/how-to-trace-an-image-in-illustrator#:~:text=After%20you%20have%20your%20logo,the%20options%20are%20grayed%20out. Image Trace in Adobe Illustrator] (the process that transforms pixel images into vector images), my initial design was too complex and contained too many small details. It would take 4 colors to Lasercut. 
after scaling it up and cleaning the design, I was able to reduce the time to 1 hour. 
[[Quickstartguide:Laser_Cutter#Prepare_file_in_Illustrator|Preparing file for the laser cutter]] 
[[File:Cover_mash_close_up.jpg]] 
[[Quickstartguide:Laser_Cutter|How to use Laser Cutter]] 

== Pages ==
[[File:Pages_-_1.jpg]] 
Everyone has a different flow when working on the book. Here are the steps I took to create this particular book (leaving out the concept and content creation): 
1. sketches 
[[File:Pages_sketches.JPG]] 
[[Quickstartguide:HR-PRINTERS|Printing with HR printers]] 
2. the layout of the book 
-add picture 
3. make illustrations 
The illustrations were created in procreate. 8 spreads in the book were intended to be Risoprinted. Because of that, from the beginning, I was working on the separate layers for two colors I had in mind - Black and Fluo Orange. 
[[File:Pages_-_procreate.JPG]] 
From Procreate I exported files as PSD to preserve the layers (PDF with layer would also work). 
[[Export_to_pdf#Procreate|Guide for exporting PDF from Procreate]] 
4. Print a new dummy, adjust the layout and create a few extra illustrations 
-add picture 
5. Combine illustrations into spreads 
[[File:Spread.JPG]] 
6. Figure out the placement of the spreads on A3 
When you print with the Riso printer, you pay for 1 master, which is the size of A3. Because of that, I prepared a document with 2 spreads on each side of the paper. 
[[File:Pages_riso_photoshop.JPG]] 
[https://creativepro.com/photoshop-how-adding-bleeds-and-crop-marks-0/#:~:text=than%200.125%20inches%3F-,You%20can%20create%20the%20crop%20marks%20manually.,in%20the%20Stroke%20dialog%20box.) How to add crop marks in Photoshop] 
To figure out the layout, I used a dummy book and disassembled it to create a page 1 - side a and b for the spreads 10-11, 4-17/ 12-9, 18-3 ; page 2 - side a and b for the spreads 2-19, 6-15/ 20-1, 16-5 
7. Risoprint 
-add picture 
[[Quickstartguide:Riso|Guide]] 
8. Print the transparent spread 
One spread in the book was printed on transparent paper. This paper can't be used in the Riso printer, because it is too smooth for this technique. Instead, I printed it with the Canon c600i. For this printer, you need to prepare a PDF file. Because this spread is folded in the book, I needed to prepare the file for the double-sided printing. 
[[File:Transparent_spread.JPG]] 
[[File:Spread_photo.jpg]] 
[[Export_to_pdf#Photoshop|Export PDF from Photoshop]]

UNDER KUNSTRUCTION

2022-09-23T09:43:39Z

Dasha:

[[File:Uk.jpg]] 

'''Under KUNSTruction''' is a self-published book by (at the time) a 3rd-year illustration student Dasha Starostin.
The entire process of publishing was done under the roof of WdKA. Even the paper was bought at the [https://static.mywdka.nl/facilities/rental-shop/wdka-shop/ WdKA Shop]
 
I will try to walk you through the process, inserting as many useful links as possible.
In the process, I used programs such as Procreate, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Illustrator.
 
In the Publication station, I used:
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Screenprint|Screen Printing]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Laser_Cutter|Laser cutter]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Riso|Risograph]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:C600i|laser printer]]
 
Besides that:
 
- folding machine
 
- [[Quickstartguide:CuttingMachine|cutting machine]]
 
- staple binding machine

== Cover ==
[[File:Cover.jpg]] 

1. Screenprinting the letters.
 
For my cover, I chose light blue textured paper and wanted to print bright orange letters on it.
First, I tested the orange acrylic mixed with the screen-printing medium for paper. The result was dark, dull, and brown. The reason for that is the transparency of the screen-printing medium for paper.
[[File:Swatches_cover_screenprint.png]]
 
To resolve this issue, I printed with white medium for textiles, mixed with orange pigment.
 
[[File:Cover_screenprinting.jpg]] 

2. Lasercutting the pattern
 
Another part of my cover design was the laser-cut pattern that imitates construction sites' covers.
 
I drew the pattern in Procreate
[[File:Cover_mash_procreate.jpg]]
 
and exported it in Illustrator
[[File:Cover_mash_illustratorr.jpg]]
 
After the automatic Image Trace in Adoby Illustrator (the process that transforms pixel images into vector images), my initial design was too complex and contained too many small details. It would take 4 colors to Lasercut. 
after scaling it up and cleaning the design, I was able to reduce the time to 1 hour. 
[[File:Cover_mash_close_up.jpg]]
 

== Pages ==
[[File:Pages_-_1.jpg]] 
Everyone has a different flow when working on the book. Here are the steps I took to create this particular book (leaving out the concept and content creation): 
1. sketches 
[[File:Pages_sketches.JPG]] 
2. the layout of the book 
-add picture 
3. make illustrations 
The illustrations were created in procreate. 8 spreads in the book were intended to be Risoprinted. Because of that, from the beginning, I was working on the separate layers for two colors I had in mind - Black and Fluo Orange. 
[[File:Pages_-_procreate.JPG]] 
From Procreate I exported files as PSD to preserve the layers (PDF with layer would also work). 
4. Print a new dummy, adjust the layout and create a few extra illustrations 
-add picture 
5. Combine illustrations into spreads 
[[File:Spread.JPG]] 
6. Figure out the placement of the spreads on A3 
When you print with the Riso printer, you pay for 1 master, which is the size of A3. Because of that, I prepared a document with 2 spreads on one paper. 
[[File:Pages_riso_photoshop.JPG]] 
To figure out the layout, I used a dummy book and disassembled it to create a page 1 - side a and b for the spreads 10-11, 4-17/ 12-9, 18-3 ; page 2 - side a and b for the spreads 2-19, 6-15/ 20-1, 16-5 
7. Risoprint 
-add picture 
8. Print the transparent spread 
One spread in the book was printed on transparent paper. This paper can't be used in the Riso printer, because it is too smooth for this technique. Instead, I printed it with the Canon c600i. For this printer, you need to prepare a PDF file. Because this spread is folded in the book, I needed to prepare the file for the double-sided printing. 
[[File:Transparent_spread.JPG]] 
[[File:Spread_photo.jpg]]

UNDER KUNSTRUCTION

2022-09-23T09:40:05Z

Dasha:

[[File:Uk.jpg]] 

'''Under KUNSTruction''' is a self-published book by (at the time) a 3rd year illustration student Dasha Starostin.
The entire process of publishing was done under the roof of WdKA. Even the paper was bought in at the [https://static.mywdka.nl/facilities/rental-shop/wdka-shop/ WdKA Shop]
 
I will try to walk ou through the process, inserting as many useful links as possible.
In the process, I used programs such as Procreate, Abobe Photoshop, and Adobe Illustrator.
 
In the Publication station, I used:
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Screenprint|Screen Printing]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Laser_Cutter|Laser cutter]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Riso|Risograph]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:C600i|laser printer]]
 
Besides that:
 
- folding machine
 
- [[Quickstartguide:CuttingMachine|cutting machine]]
 
- staple binding machine

== Cover ==
[[File:Cover.jpg]] 

1. Screenprinting the letters.
 
For my cover, I chose light blue textured paper and wanted to print bright orange letters on it.
First, I tested the orange acrylic mixed with the screen-printing medium for paper. The result was dark, dull, and brown. The reason for that is the transparency of the screen-printing medium for paper.
[[File:Swatches_cover_screenprint.png]]
 
To resolve this issue, I printed with white medium for textiles, mixed with orange pigment.
 
[[File:Cover_screenprinting.jpg]] 

2. Lasercutting the pattern
 
Another part of my cover design was the laser-cut pattern that imitates construction sites' covers.
 
I drew the pattern in Procreate
[[File:Cover_mash_procreate.jpg]]
 
and exported it in Illustrator
[[File:Cover_mash_illustratorr.jpg]]
 
After the automatic Image Trace in Adoby Illustrator (the process that transforms pixel images into vector images), my initial design was too complex and contained too many small details. It would take 4 colors to Lasercut. 
after scaling it up and cleaning the design, I was able to reduce the time to 1 hour. 
[[File:Cover_mash_close_up.jpg]]
 

== Pages ==
[[File:Pages_-_1.jpg]] 
Everyone has a different flow when working on the book. Here are the steps I took to create this particular book (leaving out the concept and content creation): 
1. sketches
[[File:Pages_sketches.JPG]] 
2. the layout of the book 
-add picture 
3. make illustrations 
The illustrations were created in procreate. 8 spreads in the book were intended to be Risoprinted. Because of that, from the beginning, I was working on the separate layers for two colors I had in mind - Black and Fluo Orange. 
[[File:Pages_-_procreate.JPG]] 
From Procreate I exported files as PSD to preserve the layers (PDF with layer would also work). 
4. Print a new dummy, adjust the layout and create a few extra illustrations 
-add picture 
5. Combine illustrations into spreads 
[[File:Spread.JPG]] 
6. Figure out the placement of the spreads on A3 
When you print with the Riso printer, you pay for 1 master, which is the size of A3. Because of that, I prepared a document with 2 spreads on one paper. 
[[File:Pages_riso_photoshop.JPG]] 
To figure out the layout, I used a dummy book and disassembled it to create a page 1 - side a and b for the spreads 10-11, 4-17/ 12-9, 18-3 ; page 2 - side a and b for the spreads 2-19, 6-15/ 20-1, 16-5 
7. Risoprint 
-add picture 
8. Print the transparent spread 
One spread in the book was printed on transparent paper. This paper can't be used in the Riso printer, because it is too smooth for this technique. Instead, I printed it with the Canon c600i. For this printer, you need to prepare a PDF file. Because this spread is folded in the book, I needed to prepare the file for the double-sided printing.
[[File:Transparent_spread.JPG]] 
[[File:Spread_photo.jpg]]

File:Spread photo.jpg

2022-09-23T09:39:35Z

Dasha:

UNDER KUNSTRUCTION

2022-09-23T09:30:37Z

Dasha:

[[File:Uk.jpg]] 

'''Under KUNSTruction''' is a self-published book by (at the time) a 3rd year illustration student Dasha Starostin.
The entire process of publishing was done under the roof of WdKA. Even the paper was bought in at the [https://static.mywdka.nl/facilities/rental-shop/wdka-shop/ WdKA Shop]
 
I will try to walk ou through the process, inserting as many useful links as possible.
In the process, I used programs such as Procreate, Abobe Photoshop, and Adobe Illustrator.
 
In the Publication station, I used:
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Screenprint|Screen Printing]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Laser_Cutter|Laser cutter]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Riso|Risograph]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:C600i|laser printer]]
 
Besides that:
 
- folding machine
 
- [[Quickstartguide:CuttingMachine|cutting machine]]
 
- staple binding machine

== Cover ==
[[File:Cover.jpg]] 

1. Screenprinting the letters.
 
For my cover, I chose light blue textured paper and wanted to print bright orange letters on it.
First, I tested the orange acrylic mixed with the screen-printing medium for paper. The result was dark, dull, and brown. The reason for that is the transparency of the screen-printing medium for paper.
[[File:Swatches_cover_screenprint.png]]
 
To resolve this issue, I printed with white medium for textiles, mixed with orange pigment.
 
[[File:Cover_screenprinting.jpg]] 

2. Lasercutting the pattern
 
Another part of my cover design was the laser-cut pattern that imitates construction sites' covers.
 
I drew the pattern in Procreate
[[File:Cover_mash_procreate.jpg]]
 
and exported it in Illustrator
[[File:Cover_mash_illustratorr.jpg]]
 
my initial design was too complex and contained too many small details. It would take 4 colors to cut.
after scaling it up and cleaning the design, I was able to reduce the time to 1 hour.
[[File:Cover_mash_close_up.jpg]]
 

== Pages ==
[[File:Pages_-_1.jpg]] 
Everyone has a different flow when working on the book. Here are the steps I took to create this particular book (leaving out the concept and content creation): 
1. sketches
[[File:Pages_sketches.JPG]] 
2. the layout of the book 
-add picture
3. make illustrations 
The illustrations were created in procreate. 8 spreads in the book were reprinted. Because of that, from the beginning, I was working on the separate layers for two colors I had in mind - Black and Fluo Orange. 
[[File:Pages_-_procreate.JPG]] 
From Procreate I exported files as PSD to preserve the layers (PDF with layer would also work).
[[File:Pages_2.jpg]]
4. Print a new dummy - adjust the layout and create a few extra illustrations 
-add picture
5. Combine illustrations into spreads 
[[File:Spread.JPG]] 
6. Figure out the placement of the spreads on A3 
When you print with the Riso printer, you pay for 1 master, which is the size of A3. Because of that, I prepared a document with 2 spreads on one paper. 
[[File:Pages_riso_photoshop.JPG]] 
To figure out the layout, I first made a little dummy book and disassembled it to create a page 1 - side a and b for the spreads 10-11, 4-17/ 12-9, 18-3 ; page 2 - side a and b for the spreads 2-19, 6-15/ 20-1, 16-5 
7. Risoprint 
8. Print the transparent spread 
One spread in the book was printed on transparent paper. This paper can't be used in the Riso printer, because it is too smooth for this technique. Instead, I printed it with the Canon c600i. For this printer, you need to prepare a PDF file. Because this spread is folded in the book, I needed to prepare the file for the double-sided printing.
[[File:Transparent_spread.JPG]]

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'''Under KUNSTruction''' is a self-published book by (at the time) a 3rd year illustration student Dasha Starostin.
The entire process of publishing was done under the roof of WdKA. Even the paper was bought in at the [https://static.mywdka.nl/facilities/rental-shop/wdka-shop/ WdKA Shop]
 
I will try to walk ou through the process, inserting as many useful links as possible.
In the process, I used programs such as Procreate, Abobe Photoshop, and Adobe Illustrator.
 
In the Publication station, I used:
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Screenprint|Screen Printing]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Laser_Cutter|Laser cutter]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Riso|Risograph]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:C600i|laser printer]]
 
Besides that:
 
- folding machine
 
- [[Quickstartguide:CuttingMachine|cutting machine]]
 
- staple binding machine
 

== Cover ==
[[File:Export_InDe_1.png]] 

1. Screenprinting the letters.
 
For my cover, I chose light blue textured paper and wanted to print bright orange letters on it.
First, I tested the orange acrilic mixed with the screen-printing medium for paper. The result was dark, dull and brown. The reason for that is the transparency of the screen-printing medium for paper.
 
To resolve this issue, I printed with an opaque medium for textiles, mixed with white ink and orange ink.
 
[[File:Export_InDe_1.png]] 

2. Lasercutting the pattern
Another part of my cover design was the lasercut pattern that imitates construction sites' covers.
 
I drew the pattern in Procreate
[[File:Export_InDe_2.png]] 
 
and exported it in Illustrator
[[File:Export_InDe_2.png]] 
 
my initial design was to complex and contained too many small details. It would take 4 colors to cut
[[File:Export_InDe_2.png]] 
 
after scaling it up and cleaning the design, I was able to reduce the time to 1 hour.
[[File:Export_InDe_2.png]] 

choose preset PDF/X1a:2001
 
choose the relevant or all pages
 
export as '''pages''', ''not'' spreads, for single pages ''and'' booklets
 

[[File:Export_InDe_3.png]] 

if needed, you can add crop marks and export!
 

[[File:Export_InDe_4.png]]

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Dasha:

'''Under KUNSTruction''' is a self-published book by (at the time) a 3rd year illustration student Dasha Starostin.
The entire process of publishing was done under the roof of WdKA. Even the paper was bought in at the [https://static.mywdka.nl/facilities/rental-shop/wdka-shop/ WdKA Shop]
 
I will try to walk ou through the process, inserting as many useful links as possible.
In the process, I used programs such as Procreate, Abobe Photoshop, and Adobe Illustrator.
 
In the Publication station, I used:
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Screenprint|Screen Printing]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Laser_Cutter|Laser cutter]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Riso|Risograph]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:C600i|laser printer]]
 
Besides that:
 
- folding machine
 
- [[Quickstartguide:CuttingMachine|cutting machine]]
 
- staple binding machine
 

== Cover ==
[[File:Export_InDe_1.png]] 

= 1. Screenprinting the letters. =
 
For my cover, I chose light blue textured paper and wanted to print bright orange letters on it.
First, I tested the orange acrilic mixed with the screen-printing medium for paper. The result was dark, dull and brown. The reason for that is the transparency of the screen-printing medium for paper.
 
To resolve this issue, I printed with an opaque medium for textiles, mixed with white ink and orange ink.
 
[[File:Export_InDe_1.png]] 

= 2. Lasercutting the pattern =
Another part of my cover design was the lasercut pattern that imitates construction sites' covers.
 
I drew the pattern in Procreate
[[File:Export_InDe_2.png]] 
 
and exported it in Illustrator
[[File:Export_InDe_2.png]] 
 
my initial design was to complex and contained too many small details. It would take 4 colors to cut
[[File:Export_InDe_2.png]] 
 
after scaling it up and cleaning the design, I was able to reduce the time to 1 hour.
[[File:Export_InDe_2.png]] 

choose preset PDF/X1a:2001
 
choose the relevant or all pages
 
export as '''pages''', ''not'' spreads, for single pages ''and'' booklets
 

[[File:Export_InDe_3.png]] 

if needed, you can add crop marks and export!
 

[[File:Export_InDe_4.png]]

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Dasha:

'''Under KUNSTruction''' is a self-published book by (at the time) a 3rd year illustration student Dasha Starostin.
The entire process of publishing was done under the roof of WdKA. Even the paper was bought in at the [https://static.mywdka.nl/facilities/rental-shop/wdka-shop/ WdKA Shop]
 
I will try to walk ou through the process, inserting as many useful links as possible.
In the process, I used programs such as Procreate, Abobe Photoshop, and Adobe Illustrator.
 
In the Publication station, I used:
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Screenprint|Screen Printing]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Laser_Cutter|Laser cutter]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Riso|Risograph]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:C600i|laser printer]]
 
Besides that:
 
- folding machine
 
- [[Quickstartguide:CuttingMachine|cutting machine]]
 
- staple binding machine
 

== Cover ==
[[File:Export_InDe_1.png]] 

1. Screenprinting the letters.
 
For my cover, I chose light blue textured paper and wanted to print bright orange letters on it.
First, I tested the orange acrilic mixed with the screen-printing medium for paper. The result was dark, dull and brown. The reason for that is the transparency of the screen-printing medium for paper.
 
To resolve this issue, I printed with an opaque medium for textiles, mixed with white ink and orange ink.
 
[[File:Export_InDe_1.png]] 

2. Lasercutting the pattern
[[File:Export_InDe_2.png]] 

Another part of my cover design was the lasercut pattern that imitates construction sites' covers.
 
I drew the pattern in Procreate
[[File:Export_InDe_2.png]] 
 
and exported it in Illustrator
[[File:Export_InDe_2.png]] 
 
my initial design was to complex and contained too many small details. It would take 4 colors to cut
[[File:Export_InDe_2.png]] 
 
after scaling it up and cleaning the design, I was able to reduce the time to 1 hour.
[[File:Export_InDe_2.png]] 

choose preset PDF/X1a:2001
 
choose the relevant or all pages
 
export as '''pages''', ''not'' spreads, for single pages ''and'' booklets
 

[[File:Export_InDe_3.png]] 

if needed, you can add crop marks and export!
 

[[File:Export_InDe_4.png]]

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Dasha:

'''Under KUNSTruction''' is a self-published book by (at the time) a 3rd year illustration student Dasha Starostin.
The entire process of publishing was done under the roof of WdKA. Even the paper was bought in at the [https://static.mywdka.nl/facilities/rental-shop/wdka-shop/ WdKA Shop]
 
I will try to walk ou through the process, inserting as many useful links as possible.
In the process, I used programs such as Procreate, Abobe Photoshop, and Adobe Illustrator.
 
In the Publication station, I used:
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Screenprint|Screen Printing]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Laser_Cutter|Laser cutter]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Riso|Risograph]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:C600i|laser printer]]
 
Besides that:
 
- folding machine
 
- [[Quickstartguide:CuttingMachine|cutting machine]]
 
- staple binding machine
 

== Cover ==
[[File:Export_InDe_1.png]] 

1. Screenprinting the letters.
 
For my cover, I chose light blue textured paper and wanted to print bright orange letters on it.
First, I tested the orange acrilic mixed with the screen-printing medium for paper. The result was dark, dull and brown. The reason for that is the transparency of the screen-printing medium for paper.
 
To resolve this issue, I printed with an opaque medium for textiles, mixed with white ink and orange ink.
 
[[File:Export_InDe_1.png]] 

2.

choose format> Adobe PDF '''(Print)'''
 

[[File:Export_InDe_2.png]] 

choose preset PDF/X1a:2001
 
choose the relevant or all pages
 
export as '''pages''', ''not'' spreads, for single pages ''and'' booklets
 

[[File:Export_InDe_3.png]] 

if needed, you can add crop marks and export!
 

[[File:Export_InDe_4.png]]

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Under KUNSTruction is a self-published book by (at the time) a 3rd year illustration student Dasha Starostin.
The entire process of publishing was done under the roof of WdKA. Even the paper was bought in the paper was bought at the [https://static.mywdka.nl/facilities/rental-shop/wdka-shop/ WdKA Shop]
I will try to walk ou through the process, isurting as many useful links as possible.
In the process, I used programs such as Procreate, Abobe Photoshop, and Adobe Illustrator.
 
In the Publication station, I used:
- [[Quickstartguide:Screenprint|Screen Printing]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Laser_Cutter|Laser cutter]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:Riso|Risograph]]
 
- [[Quickstartguide:C600i|laser printer]]
Besides that:

== InDesign ==

go to file> export
 
[[File:Export_InDe_1.png]] 

choose format> Adobe PDF '''(Print)'''
 

[[File:Export_InDe_2.png]] 

choose preset PDF/X1a:2001
 
choose the relevant or all pages
 
export as '''pages''', ''not'' spreads, for single pages ''and'' booklets
 

[[File:Export_InDe_3.png]] 

if needed, you can add crop marks and export!
 

[[File:Export_InDe_4.png]]

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Under KUNSTruction is a self-published book by (at the time) a 3rd year illustration student Dasha Starostin.
The entire process of publishing was done under the roof of WdKA. Even the paper was bought in the paper was bought at the [https://static.mywdka.nl/facilities/rental-shop/wdka-shop/ WdKA Shop]
I will try to walk ou through the process, isurting as many useful links as possible.
In the process, I used programs such as Procreate, Abobe Photoshop, and Adobe Illustrator.
In the Publication station, I used:
- [[Quickstartguide:Screenprint|Screen Printing]]
- [[Quickstartguide:Laser_Cutter|Laser cutter]]
- [[Quickstartguide:Riso|Risograph]]
- [[Quickstartguide:C600i|laser printer]]
Besides that:

== InDesign ==

go to file> export
 
[[File:Export_InDe_1.png]] 

choose format> Adobe PDF '''(Print)'''
 

[[File:Export_InDe_2.png]] 

choose preset PDF/X1a:2001
 
choose the relevant or all pages
 
export as '''pages''', ''not'' spreads, for single pages ''and'' booklets
 

[[File:Export_InDe_3.png]] 

if needed, you can add crop marks and export!
 

[[File:Export_InDe_4.png]]

Export to pdf

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== InDesign ==

go to file> export
 
[[File:Export_InDe_1.png]] 

choose format> Adobe PDF '''(Print)'''
 

[[File:Export_InDe_2.png]] 

choose preset PDF/X1a:2001
 
choose the relevant or all pages
 
export as '''pages''', ''not'' spreads, for single pages ''and'' booklets
 

[[File:Export_InDe_3.png]] 

if needed, you can add crop marks and export!
 

[[File:Export_InDe_4.png]] 

== Illustrator ==

go to file> save as
 
[[File:Export_Illu_1.png]] 

choose format> Adobe PDF
 

[[File:Export_Phot1.png]] 

you can select specific pages or all of them
 

[[File:Export_Illu_5.png]] 

choose preset PDF/X1a:2001
 

[[File:Export_Illu_6.png]] 

if needed, you can add crop marks and save!
 

[[File:Export_Illu_8.png]] 

== Photoshop ==
 
go to file> save as
 
[[File:Export_Phot_0.png]] 

choose format> Photoshop PDF
 

[[File:Export_Phot_1.png]] 

choose preset PDF/X1a:2001
 

[[File:Export_Phot_2b.png]] 

under 'output' choose no color conversion > save PDF! 
[[File:Export_Phot_3b.png]] 

== Procreate==
 
Click on the Tools button> select menu Share
 
[[File:Export_from_procreate_step_1.jpg]] 

Share Image> PDF
 

[[File:Export_from_procreate_step_2.jpg]] 

choose PDF quality> Best
 

[[File:Export_from_procreate_step_3.jpg]] 

from here you can: Save to Files, Print directly with the iPrint app, or AirDrop
[[File:Export_from_procreate_step_4.jpg]] 

== Word ==
 
go to file> save as
 
[[File: Export_Word_1.png]] 

choose format> PDF
 

[[File: Export_Word_2.png]] 

select 'best for printing' > export!
 

[[File: Export_Word_3.png]]

Export to pdf

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== InDesign ==

go to file> export
 
[[File:Export_InDe_1.png]] 

choose format> Adobe PDF '''(Print)'''
 

[[File:Export_InDe_2.png]] 

choose preset PDF/X1a:2001
 
choose the relevant or all pages
 
export as '''pages''', ''not'' spreads, for single pages ''and'' booklets
 

[[File:Export_InDe_3.png]] 

if needed, you can add crop marks and export!
 

[[File:Export_InDe_4.png]] 

== Illustrator ==

go to file> save as
 
[[File:Export_Illu_1.png]] 

choose format> Adobe PDF
 

[[File:Export_Phot1.png]] 

you can select specific pages or all of them
 

[[File:Export_Illu_5.png]] 

choose preset PDF/X1a:2001
 

[[File:Export_Illu_6.png]] 

if needed, you can add crop marks and save!
 

[[File:Export_Illu_8.png]] 

== Photoshop ==
 
go to file> save as
 
[[File:Export_Phot_0.png]] 

choose format> Photoshop PDF
 

[[File:Export_Phot_1.png]] 

choose preset PDF/X1a:2001
 

[[File:Export_Phot_2b.png]] 

under 'output' choose no color conversion > save PDF! 
[[File:Export_Phot_3b.png]] 

== Procreate==
 
Click on the Tools button> select menu Share
 
[[File:Export_from_procreate_step_1.jpg]] 

Share Image> PDF
 

[[Export_from_procreate_step_2.jpg]] 

choose PDF quality> Best
 

[[File:Export_from_procreate_step_3.jpg]] 

from here you can: Save to Files, Print directly with the iPrint app, or AirDrop
[[File:Export_from_procreate_step_4.jpg]] 

== Word ==
 
go to file> save as
 
[[File: Export_Word_1.png]] 

choose format> PDF
 

[[File: Export_Word_2.png]] 

select 'best for printing' > export!
 

[[File: Export_Word_3.png]]

File:Export from procreate step 4.jpg

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{{Template:Quickstartguide}}

== InDesign ==

go to file> export
 
[[File:Export_InDe_1.png]] 

choose format> Adobe PDF '''(Print)'''
 

[[File:Export_InDe_2.png]] 

choose preset PDF/X1a:2001
 
choose the relevant or all pages
 
export as '''pages''', ''not'' spreads, for single pages ''and'' booklets
 

[[File:Export_InDe_3.png]] 

if needed, you can add crop marks and export!
 

[[File:Export_InDe_4.png]] 

== Illustrator ==

go to file> save as
 
[[File:Export_Illu_1.png]] 

choose format> Adobe PDF
 

[[File:Export_Phot1.png]] 

you can select specific pages or all of them
 

[[File:Export_Illu_5.png]] 

choose preset PDF/X1a:2001
 

[[File:Export_Illu_6.png]] 

if needed, you can add crop marks and save!
 

[[File:Export_Illu_8.png]] 

== Photoshop ==
 
go to file> save as
 
[[File:Export_Phot_0.png]] 

choose format> Photoshop PDF
 

[[File:Export_Phot_1.png]] 

choose preset PDF/X1a:2001
 

[[File:Export_Phot_2b.png]] 

under 'output' choose no color conversion > save PDF! 
[[File:Export_Phot_3b.png]] 

== Procreate==
 
Click on the Tools button> select menu Share
 
[[File:Export_from_procreate_step_1.jpg]] 

Share Image> PDF
 

[[File:Export_Phot_1.png]] 

choose PDF quality> Best
 

[[File:Export_Phot_2b.png]] 

from here you can: Save to Files, Print directly with the iPrint app, or AirDrop
[[File:Export_Phot_3b.png]] 

== Word ==
 
go to file> save as
 
[[File: Export_Word_1.png]] 

choose format> PDF
 

[[File: Export_Word_2.png]] 

select 'best for printing' > export!
 

[[File: Export_Word_3.png]]

File:Export from procreate step 1.jpg

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Export to pdf

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{{Template:Quickstartguide}}

== InDesign ==

go to file> export
 
[[File:Export_InDe_1.png]] 

choose format> Adobe PDF '''(Print)'''
 

[[File:Export_InDe_2.png]] 

choose preset PDF/X1a:2001
 
choose the relevant or all pages
 
export as '''pages''', ''not'' spreads, for single pages ''and'' booklets
 

[[File:Export_InDe_3.png]] 

if needed, you can add crop marks and export!
 

[[File:Export_InDe_4.png]] 

== Illustrator ==

go to file> save as
 
[[File:Export_Illu_1.png]] 

choose format> Adobe PDF
 

[[File:Export_Phot1.png]] 

you can select specific pages or all of them
 

[[File:Export_Illu_5.png]] 

choose preset PDF/X1a:2001
 

[[File:Export_Illu_6.png]] 

if needed, you can add crop marks and save!
 

[[File:Export_Illu_8.png]] 

== Photoshop ==
 
go to file> save as
 
[[File:Export_Phot_0.png]] 

choose format> Photoshop PDF
 

[[File:Export_Phot_1.png]] 

choose preset PDF/X1a:2001
 

[[File:Export_Phot_2b.png]] 

under 'output' choose no color conversion > save PDF! 
[[File:Export_Phot_3b.png]] 

== Procreate==
 
Click on the Tools button> select menu Share
 
[[File:Export_Phot_0.png]] 

Share Image> PDF
 

[[File:Export_Phot_1.png]] 

choose PDF quality> Best
 

[[File:Export_Phot_2b.png]] 

from here you can: Save to Files, Print directly with the iPrint app, or AirDrop
[[File:Export_Phot_3b.png]] 

== Word ==
 
go to file> save as
 
[[File: Export_Word_1.png]] 

choose format> PDF
 

[[File: Export_Word_2.png]] 

select 'best for printing' > export!
 

[[File: Export_Word_3.png]]