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Thx for the infos!

have you some others about "DyeSublimation on aluminum" ? (process)
what is the final aluminium size and what is the original Verve image size before "sublimation" ?

Hey Frenchy, do you remember this thread?
http://www.taron.de/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=2517&p=18817&hilit=chromaluxe#p18817
Stavros told & taught us about the Chromaluxe technique.
Just search for Chromaluxe to find a printing shop offering this technique close by. The result is really beautiful - made it once. 30x30 was only around 30€. But let us discuss this in above thread

It sounds like the link you posted gives a good discription of the Dye Sublimation process on ChromaLuxe aluminum. The work is made using Archival quality inks. It is then heat infused onto a special type of aluminum ground.The result is a work that should last 150 years. It is also moisture and scratch resistant and therefore very durable.

By the way thanks for the link to your cheat sheet I will have to study it. I was a bit mixed up regarding layers supporting transparency. I was actually thinking about if you reduce the transparency of the whole image on a layer, then make a custom brush to take advantage of the transparency effect of the layer itself Verve ignores it and the brush is at full opacity. I doubt many people would use it if it were possible. I know I would find that very useful.

@Knacki
Sorry I had missed this one!
So


What is the resolution or the Verve image for this 30*30 cm?

It was 3500x3500 I guess - overdone a bit. But let us please go over to http://www.taron.de/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=2517
Information stays findable there and picture galery clean

THx for the infos!

Knacki
Thanks for your kind poetic words and thanks for the control S to save to a alpha channel tip. I have been fooling around with exporting images with a alpha channel and reopening them in Verve to make custom brushes from the images. I have attached a recent example of this technique.

Nice, yeah, that increases complexity, too. I should resume writing a proper import GUI so you can dial up what channels you want to become material amount.
Very psychedelic, by the way!

Taron channel control in Verve would be to cool for school To be able to adjust the channels in Verve WOW. Yes it is a bit psychedelic I guess it's the old hippie inside me

Here is another one with Alpha brushes. I like the colors in this one. I have always been a big fan of Islamic Art. I like how they repeat patterns it is kind of like music it created a visual Rhythm. That's why I often repeat the same shape in a picture. This one has a Persian feel to me.