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As part of Glasgow’s Active Ageing Week, a community group from 'Keep Creative', an arts and health GP referral programme, run by Depot Arts in North Glasgow took part in our ‘Growing Bolder’ Printmaking and Archive Project.
This print was selected from the Glasgow Print Studio Archive by Colin from the Deport Arts Group.
“It shows 2 different types of work i.e. a soldier and a cowboy. One is from the western and one from eastern mythology. The cowboy has very bright and vivacious colours where the soldier is very dull and dark but they go together very well. I have looked at a lot of Ashley Cook’s work and most of them seem to be very bright and bold”
Colin
One in a series of prints based on the original photograph "Gull." Tinkered with CMYK separations and various inks to achieve different looks.
i didn't sleep last night because i was up all night screening these for my english class. first time i've ever done a split fountain and only the second poster i've ever done. they came out pretty well i think.
these are for sale, by the way. $15ppd, message me if you'd like one.
Thanks to cheap IKEA frames, I was able to frame these precious prints. I'm absolutely in love with the test print on the right.
Dimensions: 11 x 12.5"
Paper: 110 lb french smart white
Technique: screenprint
Condition: slightly damaged
Year: 2009
Guides all took turns screen printing the camp logo on a piece of calico for a camp blanket badge and their choice of a pillow slip or bag. Some girls and leaders are making fantastic collections of screen prints on their camp pillow case.
I just bought this amazing concert poster by Aaron Horkey. 11.75" x 39" screenprint, signed/numbered in an edition of 225.
Printmaking (BA) third year final project 2016, screenprint, woodcut and drypoint print 59x84 cm on paper.
Printing variations series from final project screenprinting, woodcut and Rhenalon Plates drypoint
"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.
After squeegeeing. You don't have to press hard - you're squeegeeing the paint ON, not OFF. You probably won't have to add more paint until you've done a few prints - just push the paint around for the next print(s).
;I was having trouble coming up with ideas for what to print. I was working of differnet styles of writing. I ahve a couple of shows I'm going to and I decided to make my own band tee-shirts. The first one was pretty simple. I just came up with my own font and wrote the band's name.
- Dania Sanchez, 11/15/05
As part of Glasgow’s Active Ageing Week, a community group from 'Keep Creative', an arts and health GP referral programme, run by Depot Arts in North Glasgow took part in our ‘Growing Bolder’ Printmaking and Archive Project.
The group learned about fine art printmaking techniques and had a tour of the facilities. They watched our Master Screenprinter at work in the professional workshop, and took a look behind the scenes with our Archive Curator, gaining hands on experience visiting our fantastic on-site Archive. After selecting prints from the Archive the group wrote short responses to the images and on the final session had a go for themselves, creating their own original screenprint.