The pre-digital printing technique that was originally used in comic books (among other applications) is called halftone printing, or halftoning; raster imaging is its digital equivalent. Roy Lichtenstein once painted a giant comic strip panel titled Whaam!, and I think Andy Warhol was also fond of producing oversized images in which the halftone dotting effect was magnified.
John Brown's 96x48 Global 1940 Waterproof Metal Map
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UK READY TO DEFEND AGAINST SEALION IF NEED BE
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I’ll be back in an hour, with more pictures. I got called to do some honey do’s, for the wife, lol. :-D
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KEEPING THE GIBRALTER STRAIGHT SAFE
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KEEPING THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN ON LOCKDOWN
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DESTROYER PATROLLING WESTERN COAST OF AFRICA
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SOUTH AFRICA PREPARING FOR WAR
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UK TRYING TO TAKE CONTROL OF THE WHOLE MEDITERRANEAN OCEAN
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UK PROTECTING NORTH ATLANTIC WATERS
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UK TRYING TO PROTECT EAST AFRICA
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This will be the last pictures until the end of the year.
The US EUROPEAN FORCES will be the next set that graces my map, followed by the GERMANS, but it will be awhile before the Axis can get on the board.
I hope you have enjoyed the pictures.
Until next time.
Over and out! :-D
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