"VIKING PINBALL APRONS" (BALLY) artwork file for printed reproduction restored in Zona Arcade

"VIKING PINBALL APRONS" (BALLY) artwork file for printed reproduction restored in Zona Arcade

"Viking Pinball Aprons" (BALLY) artwork file for printed reproduction restored in Zona Arcade by Mikonos.


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"Viking Pinball Aprons" (BALLY) printed reproductions in vinyl with gloss protective lamination and precut (photo 1).


"Viking Pinball Aprons" (BALLY) printed reproductions in vinyl with gloss protective lamination and precut (photo 2).


"Viking Pinball Aprons" (BALLY) printed reproductions in vinyl with gloss protective lamination and precut (photo 3).


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"Viking Pinball Aprons" (BALLY) printed reproductions in vinyl with gloss protective lamination and precut - Transporting process (photo 4).


"Viking Pinball Aprons" (BALLY) printed reproductions in vinyl with gloss protective lamination and precut - Transporting process (photo 5).


"Viking Pinball Aprons" (BALLY) printed reproductions in vinyl with gloss protective lamination and precut - Transporting process (photo 6).


"Viking Pinball Aprons" (BALLY) printed reproductions in vinyl with gloss protective lamination and precut - Transporting process (photo 7).


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"Viking Pinball Aprons" (BALLY) printed reproductions in vinyl with gloss protective lamination, precut and transported in translucent paper (photo 8).


"Viking Pinball Aprons" (BALLY) printed reproductions in vinyl with gloss protective lamination, precut and transported in translucent paper (photo 9).


"Viking Pinball Aprons" (BALLY) printed reproductions in vinyl with gloss protective lamination, precut and transported in translucent paper (photo 10).


"Viking Pinball Aprons" (BALLY) printed reproductions in vinyl with gloss protective lamination, precut and transported in translucent paper (photo 11).


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"Viking Pinball Aprons" (BALLY) artwork file retored and designed for to be printed in a transparent vynil with white ink.




IMPORTANT: This work has been developed to be printed on a transparent vinyl and a minimal die to get closer to the result of a silkscreened art. It is inevitable to use white ink to obscure the colored areas.

The grayish areas represent the transparent vinyl layer of the aprons: there are areas where it has been completely removed and areas where it peeks out from the edges, it is necessary to maintain some integrity of the smaller elements.




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Edited by Mikonos - 3/3/2024, 18:58