Case Studies
Digital Print Unleashes Lion Photo
Maryland-based photographer experiments with new wide-format concept.
Staring a South African Kalahari lion in the face isn’t an experience one easily forgets, so this photo seemed like the perfect opportunity for Lester Picker to test his new open-frame (glassless) concept. The 44 x 44-inch canvas was printed via an Epson Stylus Pro 9900 onto Moab Entrada and finished with Moab Desert Varnish.
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Read more about digitally printed photography or check out other worldly wide format from our November/December 2016 issue:
Superhero Cutouts Save the Day
Tie Dye Graphic Keeps Austin Weird
Printvinyl Scored Print Media
New Printvinyl Scored wide-format print media features an easy-to-remove scored liner for creating decals, product stickers, packaging labels, and more. The precision-scored liner, with a 1.25” spacing on a 60” roll, guarantees a seamless and hassle-free removal process.
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