Hi Richard, A poster is usually done in very large numbers with an offset press and is of significantly poorer quality than a good inkjet print. Exceeding your limited edition by trying to print at a different size on a different paper with or without a watermark would put you in the same ethical hot water. Tom Andrews http://www.wildlandart.com > When you said 'making posters' of expired limited editions, what would be defined as a legitimate poster and not as an extra print undermining the legitimacy of your previous limited editions? > > I thought of doing A3 prints on Photo Rag (or similar) with a watermark at the bottom, so that it is visibly different from my limited editions - would that be legitimate? For poster purposes, I wonder if sprayed Heavyweight Matte would be ok? > > thanks, > Richard > -- > http://smallfield.vze.com > http://photos.smallfield.vze.com
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Re: Limited editions
2004-05-25 by Tom Andrews
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