Re: Canvas printing

[john ennis <ennis@voicenet.com>]

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> hi: I'm curous, when you guys talk about printing on canvas, are you printing
> on the plain fabic or is the canvas covered with gesso? And are you using
> cotton or linen? And when you say ultrastable what do you mean? is the canvas
> tightly woven or course? Is it thick or thin?

Ultrastable is a brand name for a canvas substrate specially prepared for inkjet
printing. It's thinner than standard cotton duck or linen, and has a glossy
surface. If your image was scanned from an oil painting, your print will look
like a varnished painting. You can find out more and inkjetmall.com

There are other products like this on the market. Mile High (www.accuplot.com)
carries several. Red River too (www.redriverpaper.com)

John Ennis
http://www.voicenet.com/~ennis/

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