Process for printing the layers-FMP

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The technician from print made up 5 large screens, slightly bigger that size A1. I have got 5 pieces of 600cm x 100cm  perspex 4 clear and 1 white. 




I just wanted to see how they looked layered up








Even thought though the work of nun that is in the Print technicians office is a punk art theme and my work doesn't relate to it, I am still inspired by the colours and the staggered/double image effect. This is the effect I am going to test out on some paper first. 
 

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