If Annie tries to put in contacts does her finger just go through to the back of her skull?
"Impossible is just a big word thrown around by small men who find it easier to live in the world they've been given than to explore the power they have to change it. Impossible is not a fact. It's an opinion. Impossible is not a declaration. It's a dare. Impossible is potential. Impossible is temporary. Impossible is nothing.”
~ Muhammad Ali
Is that logo beloved in the states or something? I was surprised they didnt come up with something new and less dated for the new revival. Maybe its just me but I hate that logo, its so dated and dull
From a design standpoint, you'd lose the clear image of Annie in the corner of the log if her hair was the same red as the text and dress. She'd be a pink blob over the I.
There are four colors on the design, which would be the limit for standard screen printing. The black, red, yellow, and pink are printed on white stock to give the five color impression. Adding in an orange or a different shade of red would go into a much more complicated printing process.
That girl must suffer from image issues. She doesn't have pupils, the carpet does not match the drapes...and that's some kinky hair for a white girl if you ask me and to top it all off she's got trunk like thighs. Not a pretty sight.
Well, since everyone else has already gone there, would a girl Annie's age even have the carpet installed yet? Aren't we still dealing with bare floors at that point?
There are four colors on the design, which would be the limit for standard screen printing. The black, red, yellow, and pink are printed on white stock to give the five color impression. Adding in an orange or a different shade of red would go into a much more complicated printing process.
I don't see pink in the original poster, only the red, black, and yellow. So there are just 3 colors in use. Even if there was pink, it would have been achieved with a screen of the red (looks like tiny red dots up very close, but pink from a distance). Frankly, 3 color printing probably isn't any cheaper that 4 color process printing. Certainly not these days, and probably not at the time the original was done as well.
I think we need to lay all the blame for the poor girl's look at the feet of Harold Gray, who seemed to hate little girls as much as he hated Democrats and all those other anti-American groups he always he railed against.
Imagine the posts he would have placed here had BWW been around in the 30's.
There are four colors on the design, which would be the limit for standard screen printing. The black, red, yellow, and pink are printed on white stock to give the five color impression. Adding in an orange or a different shade of red would go into a much more complicated printing process.
Ah yes. Still, that would have been achieved with a screen of the red, not with a fourth pink color if they were trying to save a little money. If it is NOT a screen of the red and they really were using 4 colors, they could have achieved any colors they wanted, as that is the standard 4/C process in use today to print "full" color. Also known as CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black). Mixing those four inks you can get virtually any color you want.
One thing of note: by not using screens and blending colors, and using just the pure ink colors, you do get a more vibrant look, which may have been the intention. And it probably would have cost more to do it that way, not less. /end printing lesson.
Even if it was a money issue, I still don't understand it. She's famous for being a redhead. It's like printing windowcards of REDHEAD and making Gwen Verdon a brunette because its cheaper.