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Showing card just after dragging the squeegee down to make the print, note that the screen image is "clear" at this point—flooding the screen will put the ink back on it for the next card.
For gallery 1988.
falling behind in schoolwork! The piece is blockprinted on matte duralar, then coated with powder whiting to dry the oil, brushed once thoroughly covered and exposed to a screen. The islamic patterns are simply digital prints on vellum.
this one is a tribute to a childhood mega friend that unfortunetly is not among us anymore!
30x52cm 5 colour screenpint over paper!
new screen print:
"healing crystals"
three color print
signed and numbered
edition of 80
8.5" x 11"
selling numbers 1-10
available at my esty shop: www.ryanjacobsmith.etsy.com
prints also available at:
Cinders Gallery
103 Havemeyer st. store#2
Brooklyn, NY 11211
NEEDLES & PENS
3253 16th Street (btwn Guerrero & Dolores)
San Francisco, CA., 94103
Reading Frenzy
921 SW Oak St.
Portland, OR 97205
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Inspired by reoccurring dreams of tooth loss, "Let go" embodies both an anxiety of change and loss and a potential for new growth after “letting go.”
This 10 x 26” screen-print on archival rag paper has hand-cut paper teeth fixed on its surface. The edition size is 8 and the edition number and signature can be found on the back.
Fairly mundane weekend making up prep sheets for my first screenprint with Beautiful Crime (no prizes for guessing what its going to be)... should all be worth it tho
Today I screenprinted this wintery girl, she was made by Sofia (7 years), I changed a few tiny things and added some pattern to her skirt. I love the result and Iam so proud of her, I thinkshe has a great talent for drawing....
I did another print portfolio this year. The theme was succulent. I printed the word Succulent in gold cursive lettering under the pig.
Andy MacDougall spoke at the School of Visual Concepts in Seattle last night. Andy is the king of screenprinting, and literally wrote the book on it. Andy is the guy who I bought my vacuum screenprinting table from at last year's Flatstock. It was a great talk as Andy is really an evangelist and basically spews info at anyone he meets about the tricks of the trade. If you have any interest in learning to screenprint check out his site:
The Difference between by Bernice Appelin-Williams
This is one of the prints I helped make at Coronado Studio for the Serie Project.
Growers by Jeff Soto. 2006.
4 colour screenprint, edition of 125, 510 x 640
Donated by jeepers peepers
jeff soto: www.potatostamp.com