Silkscreen print

Mono screen printing is a great technique if you want to create beautiful painterly prints but achieve the flatness of a screen print. It allows you to incorporate multiple colours in one layer and play with brush strokes and. . .

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Gary Taxali has released a new limited edition 6 color silk screen print entitled "Blue Crap Cat". Each hand-signed and …

Print Process — Kate Watkins | Artist & Printmaker

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SILET on Instagram: "conflicted all over printing 1950’s industrial textile silkscreen originally handdrawn in ink These will be available and printed all throughout this week. Probably our last all over print in this process for a bit as we experiment with other methods of production. Thank you for all the support, this week has been crazy:) #screenprint #serigraphy #wearableart #aop #vintage"

pattern by Minakani #dot # camel #minakani

A silkscreen print based on my gorgeous backpacking trip in the the Inyo National Forest in the Eastern Sierra, Californa. This is Dusy Basin, which is one of hte most beautiful places I've ever camped. I wanted to capture the fiery last light on the mountians as the sun set. I used the split fountian technique with transparent inks to create the rainbow gradient. This means that each print is slightly different and unique, as the inks blend in different ways throughout the print run. This…

Experimenting with hazy tones