I took this into sai and messed with the RGB layers to see if it really came out to the first result (it looked to be a bit darker?) but I also turned off and on some layers

I think my favorite result is only having the red and blue layer and no yellow :V

I can see I'm going to have to post an image of me in the process of screen printing :)

By plan, I mean the order I'm going to set down colors. I don't know if there's a terminology for that.

I do know that silk is no longer used to make the screen -- which I feel great about.

It will be tricky to mix colors and ink extender properly to get the result I want. It won't be the same result as what will show on screen. What I got as a result using filters in Illustrator and what you got will probably not match. The problem is that this incorporates the rainbow as a symbol, so it needs to stay traditional (R, O, Y, G, B, V). If there is a second run with the printing, I might risk other color schemes, but I'll need more experience with that first.

I just wanted to say that I've been watching your art for years and I've always felt that that your style would work very well screenprinted, I'm looking forward to hopefully being able to purchase some tees with your designs once you get going.

this is spectacular, makes me think of the fun i had in my printmaking class. now i wanna get back into making reductive linoleum prints XD

Oh shit, love the magazine for a horn!
Looking forward to seeing the end product! And if you share your process, that would be wonderful to see!