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The one on the right has a thick perspex top supported by clear plastic columns on a glass base. A vacuum pump removed the air sucking the substrate tightly to the surface.
screenprint
PRINTFEST 2012
will be held at The Coronation Hall, Ulverston on Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 May 2012 between 10.00 am and 5.00 pm. Friday 4 May 7.00-9.00 pm Private View
Hand pulled screenprint onto vintage Subbuteo pitches to celebrate the World Cup 2010 in South Africa.
More details at www.ryantym.com.
today i did my first experimentation with drawing fluid to create a screen for printing. I applied the drawing fluid with a brush as if painting. the fluid was a nice blue. i let it dry and then covered the screen with this red liquid called screen filler, and then waiting for that to be dry. The filler resisted wherever i had painted on the drawing fluid. When i rinsed out the screen filler only the screen fabric that had the drawing fluid on it stayed clear.
This was super fun...cant wait to try this screen on shirts and bags and stuff. I will have to make a trip to goodwill tomorrow to find some things to try the print on.
...sorry for the crappy pictures/comp. i should have a scan of those first two screenprints ready sometime soon.
4-colour Silkscreen print for MonkJam2.
55 x 41 cm, signed and numbered edition of 10, plus 1 artists' proof.
*SOLD OUT*
image size: 51cm x 38cm
price: £50
All money raised will go towards our Big Move
www.leicesterprintworkshop.com/ourbigmove/
To purchase
email: info@leicesterprintworkshop.com
Tel : 0116 255 3634
Please quote the title of the print you wish to purchase.
"Belonging" a series of nine 2-colour screen prints 530mm x 250mm.
Each of these have been hand pulled, signed and numbered of 40 by the artist.
“In 1933 a bathysphere expedition intended to break the world record for ocean descent was lost under mysterious circumstances. The cause of the disaster was never determined and no three-toed sloth was ever put in command of a bathysphere again.”
This is totally for sale via octophant.us.
Print on paper of gorilla and church part of the work to be exhibited in the Long Gallery at West Buckland School.
Read More - I have begun a series of paintings (screenprints) ready for my exhibition in the ‘Long Gallery’ (West Buckland School, Barnstaple, North Devon). The loose idea for these images is based around the title ‘Beauty and the Beast’ – the ‘beauty‘ will be a large ape. This will coincide with a workshop I am giving on how to create woodcuts. … Continue reading →
Printmaking Workshop:
Saturday 11th June 2011 - 10-1.30pm
Room: Print Room in the 150 Building
Tutor: 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.
My first gocco rack of prints teehee! I've managed to align the 2 screens properly this time.
But of course, I still made mistakes.
The biggest mistake that made me face palm? (I literally face palm for 10 secs):
I flashed without putting the screen in.
So there goes my 2 lovely bulbs. Sacrificed for nothing! T-T
And 2 screens didn't burn properly. I don't know why. My photocopies look solid enough, but the screens turn out patchy. So sad. I will try burning the images on the same screen again, but too bad I wasted 4 bulbs.