Observed arrival · 2026-10-31
sep.ink: Screen-print separations without the four-hour Photoshop session
A shop-owner-written guide to screen-print color separations, linked to a browser-based Separation Engine hosted at marcotte.ink.
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- Screen-print shop owners and production artists
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- The guide compares typical screen counts by art type, from 1–6 for spot-color logos to 6–12 for simulated process.
Field notes
The method table says most real jobs fall into its first two rows, and emphasizes that clean channels and underbase choices matter as much as selecting a method. Its shop-floor vocabulary includes trapping, chokes, highlight white, LPI, and dot angle. The page identifies Matt Marcotte as the project owner; the engine itself is linked on a different domain and its listed export and editing features are claims on this homepage.
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