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Look Ma! This is the first color pulled for the Broken Bells poster-- Background and type. The screen got a little clogged, but I'm thrilled with the overall result. I'll have more tomorrow, but I wanted to get this video up tonight. -JC
I painted a square piece of plexiglass with pigment and then scratched random stuff in to the pigment and then pressed it on the fabric. the lighter spots are from where i printed the glass again without repainting it. red white and blue rule. this is approx. 1.5 yds.
Just finished working on the poster for the Charalambides concert on November 27 at The Orange Show.
I used three screens with the same image burned into the emulsion. I just taped off the areas that I did not want ink to penetrate. This is the black color for the various feathers floating about.
12" x 12"
Artist: Woodie Anderson
Text reads: "When we lose the right to be different, we lose the right to be free." - Charles Evans Hughes
Scissorhead.
Making Gocco prints in celebration of the 2nd Anniversary of the Toronto Craft Alert.
February 3, 2008
To accompany my High Street project I also screenprinted the collection of icons that I created for the project.
To purchase this print, please visit my shop oneafternine.bigcartel.com/product/high-street-500mm-x-70...
Brand new purse to my collection. Constructed from the beautiful hand screen printed fabric by Sydney textile designer Melbomba.
I got this heavy plate cut by a local glass company to fit my screens; they rounded off all the edges and I think it was around 15 bucks.
Making lots and lots of Christmas presents with friends. T-shirts, tea towels, aprons, sweatshirts at the ZACC.
Missoula, MT. December 2010.
Masking off the text for the first batch of prints, and then removing it for the rest, allows me to have an 'artprint' version of the poster, without any of the text.
This didn't really work out because I was using two different types of transparencies which made for different burn times. I did manage to test with only the type of transparency I'd be using. I got this from a friend with a wide format printer. Not to sure on what the model is.
Just finished working on the poster for the Charalambides concert on November 27 at The Orange Show. This 13" by 22" poster was a simple three color job but I got some new paper (French Paper’s Speckletone Chocolate) that I wanted to experiment with.
I used three screens with the same image burned into the emulsion. I just taped off the areas that I did not want ink to penetrate. This is the dark red color of the head and two claws.
Kitchen Craftsplosion!
Making Gocco prints in celebration of the 2nd Anniversary of the Toronto Craft Alert.
February 3, 2008