This joke grew out of a comment on "introposition" (http://absorbascon.blogspot.com/2005/08/power-of-introposition.html%22) -- the way Silver-Age comics characters would introduce themselves in a single word balloon. So if you had to introduce yourself like that, how would you do it?
Before the 1990s, comics were mostly printed using a very primitive four-color process that was basically "four bit", only allowing for 0%, 20%, 50% and 100% color. I had the ... privilege of working with such a process a long time ago. So sorry -- no fancy tones or gradients here, just good ol' flat colors with some minor offset problems, plus a fake yellowing to capture that cheap newsprint feel.
Before the 1990s, comics were mostly printed using a very primitive four-color process that was basically "four bit", only allowing for 0%, 20%, 50% and 100% color. I had the ... privilege of working with such a process a long time ago. So sorry -- no fancy tones or gradients here, just good ol' flat colors with some minor offset problems, plus a fake yellowing to capture that cheap newsprint feel.
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I had thought of doing the registration problems. Ergh, once I worked with a THREE-color print process , which is one cyan plate, one magenta plate, and one yellow plate ... and black is made by combining all three of them. Only it would come out as a purplish gray with a blue, yellow, and red halo. Early "color inkjets" used that, too.
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