Simulated process printing, also known as 'sim process,' involves using a small number of ink colors to produce a variety of colors. This technique combines traditional spot colors with halftones and gradients, allowing shirt designs with many colors to be created using 6-8 colors in most circumstances.
Simulated process printing, also known as 'sim process,' involves using a small number of ink colors to produce a variety of colors. This technique combines traditional spot colors with halftones and gradients, allowing shirt designs with many colors to be created using 6-8 colors in most circumstances.