This is not about traditional silk screen printing methods, but
more about, as the title implies-improvisational techniques using
everyday or easily accessible materials.
Temporary or removable surfaces include using wax, flour, aquarelle
crayons, freezer paper stencils and plastic sheets.
Jane's approach is informal and allows for creativity to flow! Most
inspiring. In fact, I went out and bought a silkscreen after watching this
video!
Another approach is with permanent surfaces such as using
interfacing over a permanent surface which allows you to do a multi
color print in one pass. The other surface is spray paint.
She only touches on what products to silkscreen with, so refer to
our catalogue or web site for more info on this.
She gives helpful background info on screen mesh, squeegees and
stretching your own screen. The DVD has a nice pace, is interesting
and fun to watch with a little surprise at the end!
1 disc - 137 minutes
My Palette
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5/28/2009
