Seventies Print Warm
Offset dots and a mustard-and-brown palette on aged stock, the way a 1970s magazine actually came off the press.
The period look comes from photographic grain and colour rather than the print mechanics named: there is no rosette dot pattern and no visible ink misregistration even at full resolution. The faded paper stock and the burnt-orange-and-avocado palette are exact.
Generated for Vibary
A 1970s magazine print photograph of a family living room, warm tungsten light, heavy
Paste it into your image model. It describes its own subject — nothing to fill in.
The words doing the work
- heavy offset printing grain
- visible rosette dot pattern
- slight ink misregistration
- faded paper stock
- burnt orange, mustard, brown and avocado
Good for
- Home screen
- Vintage brand backdrop
- Warm editorial cover
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