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A3 (c. 16"x12") print on:

Permajet Gold Silk (£26)

Innova Soft-textured matt (£24)

A2 (c. 23"x16") print on:
Permajet Gold Silk (£40)
Innova Soft-textured matt (£36)

Suffolk Britain World B&W Abstract Locomotives Sets

Suffolk

framing suggestion:

A red this striking can sometimes be difficult to print properly. I can remember hating Kodak's

Kodachrome transparency material because of its response to red wavelengths (it was so

sensitive that red objects appeared to stand out from the film plane, almost in 3D), and red

seems to have been a troublesome layer in any number of other film and print emulsions. The

latest pigment inks, the ones I now use, can display these poppies with something like their

true intensity but without them popping out at you in 3D. Coupled with the longevity of the best

printing papers against fading, you can now have a proper rendition of these stunning colours

on your wall for 60-80 years before any hint of colour change. Would that poppies themselves

lasted as long, but they are undoubtedly best seen in heart-breaking situ, round about 11th

November each year.

A red this striking can sometimes be difficult to print properly. I can remember hating Kodak's

Kodachrome transparency material because of its response to red wavelengths (it was so

sensitive that red objects appeared to stand out from the film plane, almost in 3D), and red

seems to have been a troublesome layer in any number of other film and print emulsions. The

latest pigment inks, the ones I now use, can display these poppies with something like their true

intensity but without them popping out at you in 3D. Coupled with the longevity of the best

printing papers against fading, you can now have a proper rendition of these stunning colours on

your wall for 60-80 years before any hint of colour change. Would that poppies themselves