SPX is next weekend!

process post 2: CMYcat

In the continuing process series for this month, here's an outline of the dev process that we went through when we designed the CMYcat shirt/tote. Hope you like it! The previous covered the process for our business card.

SPX is next week! We'll be there, at F14 - when you enter the room, go to the far left and we're right up front! We'll post a map next week, don't you worry! And I'll go over what we'll be bringing to this show.

Catch you next week! Have a good one.

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love seeing the process posts. very inspiring and interesting! keep it up! love your work.

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Please remind me what CMY stands for (and RGB, for that matter)?

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CMY is mainly used in printing and stands for Cyan Magenta Yellow, there is also a K that is thrown in at the end that stands for blacK

RGB is mainly for computer use and stands for Red Green Blue

Hope that helps!

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CMYK is cyan, magenta, yellow, KEY. also known as process colors. (source, my printmaking professor) which is why the fact that the CMYcat post is a process-post is funny to me.

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I love these! Seeing the process is so helpful and awesome, thanks so much for doing these!!!

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I just love CMYKat :P. By the way, can't you post Rook and cricket videos? Yuko already made that leap before :D. Big fan!

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Despite not being particular relevant to today's comic, I was wondering what exactly Mawzantine is, or represents.

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So...speaking of the CMYcat tees...are those gone forever?

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The timing for your process series is amazing. I just recently started taking design classes and we're always talking about how important process is... but they have a hard time explaining what it is and why it's important.
So thanks for giving me some solid examples. :) You guys are making a difference to art students everywhere, I'm sure.

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One nice thing about blending the cat into the shirt means that at no point in time can the cat alone peel off.

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I only see the tote available though :(

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I was curiously wondering if the ponderously awesome Paleontlology shirt would ever make a thunderously stupendous return?

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You need to restock the teeeeee~!

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