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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.
Two sides are finished, now I need to connect them.
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Making a workbench to screenprint on.
Finished it will be 4 feet long and 3 feet deep.
I'm building in from these instructions
An A3 blow-up of a detail I've been working on for a screenprinting elective module on the MA at LCC. Three stencils thus far, some overlap and some don't. Emulsion print next.
These are the supplies for the 'God is Good' shirts I'm going to be printing. Woohoo!
What you see here (except for the freezer) represents almost $500 in supplies.
As you can see if you can read the labels, all of my inks and supplies (save for the emulsion) are environmentally-friendly and even the emulsion is drain-safe!
To kick off our Winter 2010 program of events, we had our first AGDA Screenprinting workshop. It was well attended despite the chilly weather and the promise of getting dirty on a week night. Led by Iona Johnson, the group learnt about the photographic method for screenprinting over 3 nights. It's always nice to see what other people do with the same set of instructions and we had some fantastic work produced very quickly! A mixture of both students and design professionals were in attendance which make the atmosphere fun and friendly. Thankyou to all who came along and stay tuned for our next workshop series item - Bookbinding!
Jackalope printed on a jacket, so it is a jacket-a-lope, GET IT!? HAW HAW.
Drawing by Cloe at ObviouslyCloe.com
From my old store. Can you guess the original caption? Outsourcing can sometimes have hilarious results.
This is one of my screen print from my first year of my BA Fine Art course. Again it is drawn from my life drawing observations. I wasn't as impressed with this outcome but it's all part of the learning experiance.
I like the effect of the dye splotches in the background. I wonder if dying cloth then printing a design like this (hard edges) could end up looking like a colored-in design? Maybe I'll try someday. For now, I'm going to stick to screenprinting, and put learning about dying on the "to do, someday" list.
the three final pieces for my AS urban project. done as screenprints with paper stencils. they took ages. worth it though.
This is a 3 colour a hand pulled silk screen print printed on 280g white paper. Size is roughly A2 paper size - 594 x 420 mm. This was the outcome to a brief by the Edinburgh Artists group www.go-reborn.co.uk GR4. Printed at the Edinburgh Printmakers studio in Edinburgh.