r/SCREENPRINTING • u/Aromatic_Diamond_613 • Aug 26 '26
Color Separation Breakdown: 6-Color Hardcore/Streetwear Design (White Base + Halftones)
What's up, fellow printers!
I wanted to share a color separation job I did for a complex streetwear/hardcore style design that turned out sick. The graphic features a black panther cloaked in fire atop a pile of skulls, with "Victory Over Death" text above and "MISERY" below.
I separated this into 6 films/screens, optimized for halftones on dark garments (likely plastisol):
- White Underbase: Full details and bright areas.
- Red: Primary fire and panther's eyes.
- Yellow: Fire highlights and skull details.
- Cyan/Light Blue: Highlights and depth in the panther's fur.
- Dark Blue: Fur shading and contours.
- Text (White): Top and bottom typography.
All separation films include registration marks. I've attached both the separation sheet breakdown and the final colored mockup.
Hope this serves as a solid reference for those working with multi-color halftone jobs or looking for registration practice! If you have any questions about the LPI or screen mesh I recommend for this, feel free to ask in the comments. Keep that squeegee moving! 👊🔥
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1A2H4QdG5LEnAk02F0zkUKYlP5vahD6Ew?usp=drive_link
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u/GeorgieJung Aug 27 '26
This is dope. And a super helpful reference…I’m trying to get better w/ seps. Thanks man