After a series of experiments I decided the way to go was Oven Baking, so with 4 of the 5 remaining posters I set to work, sat staring at an oven is a FUN way to spend your thursday evening kids. Put my favorite result into a waiting frame and bang. Job done. These are from the design I did before the BBC posted the screen accurate text. I will probably print off one or two of the revised version and replace the one in the frame.
Pictures? Of course!
Overview of: Framed poster, 3 times aged unmounted posters, 1 unaged poster and 2 test prints at A4 size.
Close up of framed poster.
Unbaked on the left, Baked on the right.
Close up of print quality.
Apologies for the grain on the pictures. Didn't want to distort results by using Flash. Needless to say oven baking brought out all sorts of interesting marks from the oils in my fingerpritns, etc. Far from ruining it I it makes me love them even more. I'm tempted to take one of them and distress it even further. Depending on what happens in the episode maybe one of them will need to be ripped/burnt/blood splattered
Thank you very much MacMantis!
I'll be printing this on a Epson pro 4800 - it will be poster sized...
I have had the idea to do a non-continuity based counterpart poster. But first I need to find someone who speaks fluent german... :angel
My prints are done, aged, and mounted, details below, quoted from my post elsewhere.
They look beautiful. Excellent work.
When I saw this poster in the Next Time trailer I knew I had to have it. I was going to wait for the episode to air though. I'm really not surprised somebody beat me to the punch either though lol. I did also notice that the poster was laying on top of some rather sexy Dalek blueprints. I hope that when the episode airs I can grab the 720p copy and try to replicate the blueprints in Photoshop.
Unfortunately the BBC text at the bottom is slightly wrong:
1. Ministry of Defense. In the UK we spell it Defence, not Defense, but:
2. The Ministry of Defence didn't exist during WW2, indeed it wasn't formed until a long time later (1972 I think). It should have been War Office.
Well I definitely won't be printing it off at A3 at work tomorrow............