A special type of HALFTONE SCREEN which offers much greater image detail on press and avoids problems with MOIRE sometimes associated with traditional halftone screens. A stochastic screen does not use a regular pattern of dots; instead, it uses an irregular pattern of very small dots, distributed at different densities to simulate levels of color. Stochastic screens are usually used only for very high quality, high-end printing applications. While they produce an extremely high-resolution image, they are more difficult to produce and print than traditional halftone screens, and usually exhibit greater DOT GAIN on press. Stochastic screens are not suitable for reproduction on high-speed WEB PRESSES.

Stochastic with CTP Suprasetter A75

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NOMAD SKATEBOARDS · Has been publicated in the book …

Furthermore, those boards are the most required when NOMAD company wants to establish to new markets as Dubai, Romania and Russia.

Created for: Medusa Team

Client: Nomad Skateboards

One of the most valued works at international level.

They are even considered among the Top 100, see link
TOP 100

Work published in the book:
One Day of Design

View my work: Nomad Skateboards

Created for: Medusa Team

Client: Pedro Marín

Pixel art illustrations: Xavier Gironès

Pedro Marin’s CD, “I Will Glam”, was nominated to the best album of the year. The video of its first single “El día después”,  was in the Top Ten of the MTV list in 2009.

Furthermore, it was the first video which was shown in Teletext.

Video: El día después