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Este primer cuatrimestre del 2011, el profesor Jorge ZachÃn, titular de cátedra en las materias TecnologÃa I y II, de la Facultad de Arquitectura, Diseño y Urbanismo de la Universidad de Buenos Aires, me invitó a dar una breve charla a los alumnos de Tecno I sobre las posibilidades de la producción de obra gráfica en SerigrafÃa.
Expuse parte de mi colección de posters, que incluye obras de Dave Hunter, Ron Donovan, Chuck Sperry, Frank Kozik, Zoltron, John Paul Bail, Melanie Cervantes, Lil Tuffy, Jorge Gamboa, Scott Johnson, Doe Eyed Design y Alan Hynes, entre otros. Charlamos sobre los distintos estadÃos del proceso de impresión y los varios trucos usados en la producción de los posters, tales como las diferencias entre tintas vinÃlicas y al agua, la sobreimpresión de tintas traslúcidas, el uso de tintas plateadas y doradas, asi como la variedad de soportes y el efecto que producen.
Mis agradecimientos a los alumnos, a Jorge y a toda la cátedra ZachÃn por su interés y apoyo!
Apron made from cotton canvas material and a wave patterened japanese tenugui dish cloth. The octopus is hand screen printed in blue speedball ink.
Hi everybody!
the new WAX screenprinting release is now avaiable!
These prints are part of a set of two prints, feel free to order them toghether or separately
2 color screen print
230g Fabriano cotton paper
Limited edition of 10
35 x 50 cm
Printed / signed and numbered by the artist
more info at www.martinamerlini.com/WAX-screenprints
or you can write to m_merlini@hotmail.it
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Idrawalot is proud to provide in-house screen printing service for our artist. We specialize in A5, A4 and A3 format printing.
Contact us when you have interest or questions.
Cuaderno de dibujo.
Tapa en serigrafÃa 1 color.
Interior: 5 ilustaciones en serigrafÃa un color en papel Scroll 250 g/m2 + 20 páginas blancas en papel Scroll 180 g/m2.
Tamaño: A5
Espiral doble alambre.
Precio $35 + envÃo.
En venta aquÃ!
Caradeliebre Sketchbook
Cover: 1 color screenprint.
Inside the book: five one color screenprints in 250 g/m2 Scroll paper
+ 20 white pages in 180 g/m2 Scroll paper
Size: A5
Double ring spiral
A2 3 colour screen print Oil based inks on Fabriarno Rossipina Fine Art paper, signed and numbered -Submission for Forge 2 gallery's Mechanical exhibition.
I decided I won't stream me carving rubylith (this being for a new screenprint!) on my new Ustream process channel because I'm pretty certain it'll be like watching paint dry. But if you speed it up and set it to a kicky tune from Ratatat, it's a lot more interesting!
I think I'll be streaming some process on Thursday at noon Pacific, so check in (or keep an eye on Twitter)-- might even do some request sketching!
If it's not that obvious, I'm having a lot of fun with this new webcam.
an edition of 20 prints, 3 colours, on fabriano rosapina bianco 285gsm paper which is acid free
available here: www.etsy.com/listing/57263024/alphabet-screen-print
5 layer silkscreen. 14x22 inches. Most of these will get cut down, but I will save some as one sheets...
this was my second screen print. despite the poor quality of the picture, the background is white paper. 3 layer stencil, one layer per color
part of my solo exhibition 'All of This is Anything' at the Glasgow Print Studio October 23-November 29, 2015
Les presento mi taller de serigrafia especializado en obra grafica.
Pasen y vean!
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I finally got the opportunity to do some screenprinting, at Edinburgh Printmakers, and executed the first of what I hope will be a series of small editions, each being a "portrait" of a famous, or significant circuitboard.
Perhaps it is conceited, but this first one is my own Polarshield.
uptomuch.etsy.com.
Lee from Opus Underground comissioned me to design 4 limited edition screen prints, and here they are.
This is where the whole CMYK / Gang thing came from, as I wanted the 4 to tie in together, so i thought of using CMYK as the print colours but then also inventing this gang CALLED the CMYK you see!
Anyways, I love tiling patterns and love how simple yet rad they look, so I wanted to do the same for this, creating an almost 'Gucci' like pattern but having the symbol something a bit more sinister - hence the knuckle duster!
Ideally these would look best when they're all hung next to each other, so they're quite subtle from a distance.
Anyways, thanks for looking, I hope you like!