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Getting better at printing on paper. Less ink is the key, one thing that influences that is how hard you press down on the squeegee.
after a great weekend in nyc, i hopped over to steph's screenprinting lab to help her finish up her assignment.
sooo end of my senior year i was basically using a lot of public domain images of animals and whatnot (which, unfortunately, is all that anyone does anymore) to sell to friends at school. and actually, on the internet.
hand silkscreened blue wallpaper design on bamboo and organic cotton blend midweight stretch denim. Pattern is printed on both sides of the bag.
(70%organic cotton 25% bamboo 5% spandex)
Lined with white and green flower pattern cotton fabric. Interfaced for sturdiness
Snap closure
One shoulder strap measures 24" long and 3" wide
Bag measures approx 11 1/2" x 11 1/2" x 2 1/2"
handmade from scratch
I got this heavy plate cut by a local glass company to fit my screens; they rounded off all the edges and I think it was around 15 bucks.
Adepto Salvus is one of the most technically complex prints I've made. Interference inks are used to create the illusion of vanishing patterns and figures. As the angle of view shifts, the figures literally become nearly transparent and reappear in shiny iridescence. The background patterns also shift in color and merge together as you view them. There are 15 monoprints, each one unique. This is the first in my new series of "special effects" screen prints.
hand silkscreened yellow swimming girl design on bamboo and organic cotton blend midweight stretch denim.
(70%organic cotton 25% bamboo 5% spandex)
Lined with yellow recycled cotton fabric. Interfaced for sturdiness
One shoulder strap measures that is reversed (yellow fabric on outside, denim on inside) 24" long and 3" wide. Yellow Button closure.
Bag measures approx 13 1/2" x 12 1/2" x 2 1/2"
handmade from scratch
Taught by Liz Kettle - Who knew the fiber artist could have so much fun with gelatin and paint? Mono-printing and screen printing fabric merge to create incredible delectable cloth.
Check out my website textileevolution.com.
i printed this using pellon as a resist in my screen. i'm going to make a dress out of this fabric. this piece of fabric is about 1.5 yds.
Gentlemanly Pleasures (2 colour photo silk screen print, foil embossing on Somerset Velvet N/P Grey 250gsm paper), 2011
Always a nervous few minutes for me, because if something went wrong it's a long process to do over. Both sides of the screen are wet with coolish-lukewarm water (not hot) and rinsed until the image is "washed out."
Each month was designed with true love by an Etsy Admin. The calendars are photocopied with screenprinted covers.
These prints will be FREE! with a purchase at the Walker event this Saturday www.walkerart.org/calendar/2012/trunk-show-with-sarah-nas...