This is a Blacklight Photo Print Made with Screen Printing

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The Seoul gallery Blackmarket recently created a blacklight print of a photo by Seoul-based cyberpunk photographer Noe Alonzo. .

 

For the lengthy printing process, Blackmarket uses ultraviolet powders and mixes them into a clear oil-based ink as a replacement for basic CMYK.

Using 250GSM matte-black softboard, the printer works from lightest to darkest layers in this ink order: white base, bright yellow, magenta, cyan, white highlights, and finally rich black.

 

200 mesh screens are used to capture fine details, so the liquids (which are mixed with a slow drying agent) need to be mixed just right to pass through the screen at the correct volumes.

 

The resulting prints look normal under normal light.

 

“It is a great photography printing idea if you are stuck in a creative rut,” Alonzo says.

 

More pictures here : petapixel.com

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