Photographs that were actually on photographic paper segregated and sleeved; digitally printed images on printer paper retained in files.
Black and white silver gelatine photos were the most dominant photographic process of the twentieth century from their introduction in the 1880s until the 1960s when they were superseded by chromogenic photographs and then digitally printed images.
Negerhosen2000 / The Travel Albums, 2003, From a series of forty digitally printed images, pigmented inks, and pencil on archival paper with mixed media collage, 11 3/4 x 8 1/4 in.
He describes his process of providing Gorman with a large pre-existing painting along with commissioned ink patterns on paper which she transferred to computer, then digitally printed images onto fabric and created colorful jumpsuits and other designs.
Livinglass, with its use of natural materials instead of the digitally printed images that some glass companies use, has benefited from the organic, sometimes dramatic, look of its products.
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The curtain itself had a playful trompe-l'oeil effect: it had been digitally printed with an image of the rectangle of flaked paint which had been exposed by the theft.
The talismanic images digitally printed on suspended clear resin are much more successfully and theatrically lit to cast shadowy-circular figures on the wall.
"For the clothing and floor, I painted 2m x 7m plywood boards with acrylic paint, photographed them, and after editing the images digitally, printed them onto cloth or vinyl flooring.
Once selected, the images are scanned, digitally printed and clipped to wires strung along the walls, displayed anonymously without labels or captions.
The digitally printed designs come in 42-inch rolls with repeating patterns or continuous images.
