> Steidl’s press can print six colors—or five colors and a lacquer—at once. For Gossage’s book, ten colors were required, which meant that each sheet had to go

> Steidl’s press can print six colors—or five colors and a lacquer—at once. For Gossage’s book, ten colors were required, which meant that each sheet had to go through the printer at least twice. fffff and I thought I was making impractical overproduced books when I did a graphic novel with 4c+spot gloss on every page. I shudder to imagine how much the books this guy prints cost. oh wait Chanel pays him obscene buckets of money for printing stuff for them, and then he uses that money to pretty much potter around printing collections of photographs for materials cost, if that. Well okay I guess?