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The Coachella Art Studios 2011 / Screenprinting

Curator: Sarah Scheideman

Workshop Leader: Kara Iverson

 

Website:

www.coachellaartstudios.com

 

Contact:

thecoachellaartstudios@gmail.com

Finally finished. Made with my screen-printed fabric.

Silkscreened by hand using eco-friendly water-based textile inks. Printed on womens vneck baby rib short sleeve tee. Preshrunk 100% cotton 30 single combed ring-spun, 5.0 ounce super soft baby jersey knit.

  

Limited edition - printed 15 total

 

Text Reads:

"brain.entertain.sustain.refrain.maintain.plain.jane."

Did a four color screenprint. As you can see in this copy, the registration is a little off. Registration is pretty tricky on fabric since it stretches.

Screenprint...dual gold and green flood...

Kathryn Maxwell / Tempe AZ

Faces in the Crowd

2006

screenprint

 

*showing at the Mulvane Art Museum

Hey, not too bad!

 

Next time we'll do three colors! :)

21" x 21"

screen print

Available at conkerplonker.bigcartel.com/

 

"Duck Rock" *Single Print

29cm x 29cm

5 Colour Hand Silk Screen Print (Using Highly Vibrant Paints)

Somerset Deckled Edged Paper

Edition of 20 (Per Colour Variant)

Signed, Stamped and Numbered

Price: £14.99 plus £4.00 P&P, £8.00 International

 

Limited edition screen print on Japanese paper

18 x 12” screenprint on mylar. Edition of 8.

Pinted on both front and back of mylar. Signed and editioned on the back.

 

From the 1965 WV Beatle.

Productive evening, some welding and a new press!

 

I cut my previous press a bit small, so most larger tshirt designs needed some hacking to print well. I finally got around to making a new one that is lined up better and is bigger. I hope it works well, first pulls should be tomorrow!

Screenprint on New York Times Art section, replaced in newspaper, replaced in newsstand

 

Guerrilla Screenprinting

Artists had to obtain a found object, print on it, and return it to the same place and photograph it.

PTASHKY is the Ukrainian word for ‘birds’. The set contains different objects with images of peafowl, mallard and pheasant – distinctive birds from Ukrainian folklore and fairytales. This project was inspired by traditional Ukrainian stitching pattens which we reinvented and represented in a form of contemporary and meticulous graphic and binding.

 

Printing: Kopia #0

Binding: Buntmal

Chalis. Estamada con serigrafía.

Screenprint with wax, oil, metallic pigment

the designs the kids came up with were the best! Back breaking stuff, but much fun!

  

I've got a ton of cutting to do, but I can finally catch up on trades.

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