The ultra-realistic Queen Amidala was made possible by 16-print multicolor printing. The project was conceived by Weber, a nomadic thrift shop.

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It's only a silkscreen print, but it's a silkscreen print ....... What do you think when you see this Clean Amidala printed T-shirt that pushes the limits of spot color separation technology?

The plot was hatched by Weber, a nomadic vintage clothing store that you may have heard of. The motif is the Queen Amidala, played by Natalie Portman in "Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace. The design and silk-screening was done by RIE SATO PARIS, a well-known specialist in spot color separation.

Silkscreen printing is only one of the printing methods used by some people, but the extraordinary attention to detail and wisdom that went into it made it possible to create such a realistic and aurumumumun print. The number of silk screen prints is an astonishing 16!

Let's take a look at some of the closer photos, shall we?

The contours stand out and are three-dimensional. The shadows on the face are also reproduced naturally, giving a sense of depth. The gold parts are covered with glitter to create a shimmering texture. What is most impressive is that there is no transparency despite the black body.

. I can see how much expression is possible when you get to the bottom of silkscreen printing. I can only sigh. ......

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Officials at Lucasfilm , said that this is no longer a future vintage waiting to happen!