Digital BW, The Print

We have run around the ring quite a few times on this one.  You can check
the archive... everyone labels them differently.

The point was made that it would be incorrect to call them Carbon Pigment
Prints since there was a process called 'Carbon Prints' that dates back to
the start of printing and we wouldn't want the process to be confused with
that.

I have been labeling them - 'Carbon Pigment Piezograph'  since I use the IJM
inks and software to make them.

- Jennifer Drucker
http://www.jdrucker.com
jdrucker@...

----- Original Message -----
From: "Doug Fisher" <dougfisher@...>
To: "Digital B/W Printing List"
<DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, May 25, 2002 7:10 PM
Subject: [Digital BW] Quadtone Print Labeling


> How are people labeling their prints that they exhibit in shows, in
> galleries, and that get sold?  Traditional black and white images have
been
> labeled as GSP or gelatin silver prints for years which helps explain the
> underlying process.  What should we call our archival quadtone/hextone
> prints that use the third party carbon pigment inks?  "Carbon pigment
> prints" or what?  I believe our efforts deserve distinction from run of
the
> mill un-archival inkjet prints.  Ideas?
>
> Doug
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