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The four layers of this print were exposed on the same screen, so I was able to print all the colours on the same day, rather than having to strip and re-expose the screen each time I wanted to print another layer, which is what I had to do with the last print I posted -- you know, the one with all the mugshot faces that progressed at an unbelievably slow rate.
roosters print
700mm x 500mm (30" x 20")
colour: dark grey
Original screen print from an original ink drawing using water based ink. Available at www.etsy.com/shop/mengseldesign
I have a page in this book called THE LITTLE BOOK OF SCREENPRINTING, written by Caspar Williamson, published by Chronicle Books and available now. It gives a brief overview of how screenprinting works and showcases about 100 contemporary artists working in the medium including Gary Taxali, Seripop, Mikey Burton, Landland, Little Friends, and a whole lot of other really talented people. Stuff those stockings!
Series of prints I just finished for my final screenprinting project. They're based on The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath, on her life itself, and on how at many points in my life I've related to her and found comfort in that book.
A handpulled, 13 colour Screenprint by Mr Penfold with a very limited run of 20. The print measures 39.5 x 53.5cm and is printed on 300gsm Acid Free Somerset Paper.
All for a very reasonable £60
see www.penetpaper.bigcartel.com for more pictures and to purchase
Preview of some new limited screenprints soon to be launched exclusively through ZeroCool Gallery (UK)
Initial A screen print. For all the most adorable, amazing A...'s in your life! Available here www.etsy.com/uk/listing/153837425/initial-monogram-letter...
Screenprint on canvas.
I have begun a series of paintings ready for my exhibition in the 'Long Gallery' (West Buckland School, Barnstaple, North Devon) This will coincide with a workshop I am giving on how to create woodcuts.
Printmaking Workshop:
Saturday 11th June 2011 - 10-1.30pm
Room: Print Room in the 150 Building
Teacher: Peter Bright
West Buckland School, Barnstaple, Devon EX32 0SX
Course Aims:
A hands on introduction to woodcuts and how to create a series of prints. Within the time frame it is hoped that each participating member will be able to create a finished image. The techniques shown will be simple 'kitchen table' processes that will be easy to replicate at home.
Equipment needed: All materials are provided.
Additional costs: No additional costs.
Refreshments: Tea, coffee and biscuits will be provided.
Contact me for more details.
Location:West Buckland School, Barnstaple. As you turn onto the school site, take the left turning to the car park. The 150 building is located adjacent to the main car park, and the front door is at the far end of the building as you walk towards it.
Cost: £28.75. There is a 15% discount to current WBS parents and staff, and would ask that all course places are pre-booked.
This summer's big work in progress -- the subject matter will be familiar to regular viewers of this Flickr stream, of course.
This is the first test run of the screens, the point of which is to work out whether the inks are printing as they should and to see if I need to add further layers of colour (it turns out I do).