@Nsousanis Can you shrink it down at all? Wide margins are your friend here. You can drop in registration marks (simple crosshairs) in photoshop or illustrator. Do some tests with one leaf (front and back) and see how off the laser printer is…might just be good enough as is.
@Nsousanis Laser printers are less consistent. It helps to use a manual feeder. And given that each print will be cheaper, you could maybe afford to print overs and just save the best for binding
@Nsousanis Are you printing inkjet or laser? And what’s the edition size? Either way you should throw some registration marks on. There are some tricks you can do with making your own jig that will help keep an inkjet feeding in register.
@CBMDP For some reason the thing that miffs me the most about those gastime tvs is that they stop the video as soon as you stop pumping gas. Like, what if I wanted to hear the end of Maria’s take on Shang Chi??
@Nsousanis And that's on an iPad mini 5. I now hate going back to my Cintiq. Being able to work on the couch with my family changed everything. It's ideal for layouts in particular, and inking. Lettering is still better in InDesign
@Nsousanis I still use Photoshop for finishing the pages, but I gotta say, ProCreate has made drawing comics so much easier. I work at 600dpi on roughly 7"x11" pages and that gives me 15 layers
@Nsousanis The first word that came to mind was "ambit"...maybe to broad for your needs, but it has a satisfying lope to it, and I like that "bit" is in there as a discrete unit of information
@wellerstein I think the last time you posted shots of these I immediately went to eBay and tracked a set down. It's like if Tarkovsky had directed Bert the Turtle
This is a bad deal. Montana needs a progressive property tax (where more expensive homes pay much higher taxes by %) and a real estate transfer tax on luxury mansions, not a system that rolls back mansion values to 2019 levels while capping their tax. https://t.co/N50GmGSVeP