PROGAMER - Photogravures

[@Crash0460]

I don't get why that is... He is doing his best to describe his profession to those who don't know whats going on. Thought it was an awesome video and I feel i got some insight on the process as i am someone with no real understanding of the process

[@Karionfabe1]

Looks Sweet! Can't wait to see more

[@Ybrethar]

Those look amazing.

[@nazarma]

Great work! Looks amazing

[@igaluitchannel6644]

Awesome! I don't know - about bare hands in those chemicals. Tendinitis must be a job hazard, lol.

[@LordTodd]

looks awesome!!

[@SquareTM]

Very cool, especially because it's LiquidHerO's picture:p

[@Algameon]

wow that was cool!

[@isueyou2]

HERO!!!!

[@geraldkho4168]

you are a boss

[@davidkachel]

You should have mentioned that you were making a Chine-collé print. People will be confused.

[@migeulzunigaruiz]

hola yo conozco el proceso el problema es que ya no encuentro el carbontissue.. que antes lo vendía autotype. me podrían ayudara conseguirlo...sera una muy buena ayuda muchas,muchas... gracias ,, contéstenme porfavorrrrr

[@DarkAngelEU]

My apologies, I don't know any Swedish people (but they're awesome as FUCK!)

[@krishnansrinivasan830]

Sir, Nice Video. I'm from India. I like contemporary printing methods. Can you help me giving a estimate of putting a Complete Setup of Photogravure printing. My maximum size of printing would be 13" x 19" . Thank you :)

[@Crash0460]

its Swedish :)

[@DarkAngelEU]

You mean the French accent?

[@RikerLovesWorf]

He talks in a way that makes me think he's like, intentionally trying to sound smart or like Jean-Luc Picard or something.

[@01sigh]

please be careful of how close you are sticking your face towards to solutions, the plates are placed in too precarious of a position.

[@tido17]

Did his photoshop break?

[@Adrianwut]

This seems so impractical for a print.