Digital BW, The Print

In a message dated 8/28/02 8:40:14 PM, heliar@... writes:

>I would like to make some archival prints at 16x20 and larger, but I 
>do not own a large-format inkjet printer. 
>
>Can anyone offer a recommendation ?

Assuming that you want archival B&W (this being a B&W print list) I would 
recommend you contact Richard Wolfson (a member of this list, I believe), who 
has a supurb system for toned B&W prints with carbon pigment inks, through a 
RIP. He might be willing to make prints for you on it, and is in the Boston 
area.

C. David Tobie
Design Cooperative
CDTobie@...

Ken,

You could check out Lucky Dog Editions (Everett Harlow) at 978-283-6163, 
e-mail art@..., web site www.artgiclee.com. He's in 
my neck of the woods, Gloucester. He specializes in reproducing 
art on an Iris printer, but he knows the biz. I don't know whether 
he does black and white; however, if he doesn't, he would be 
a good source for someone who does.

- David

= = = Original message = = =

I would like to make some archival prints at 16x20 and larger, 
but I 
do not own a large-format inkjet printer. 

Can anyone offer a recommendation ?

Thanks !

Ken Lee 


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