Experimental silkscreen print by Annie Bissett
I think silkscreen will come in handy when I want to include text in a woodblock print and I don't want to carve it. Or printing on fabric. Or...
25 August 2011
Silkscreen
I spent the past 3 days at Zea Mays Printmaking in Florence MA at a silkscreen workshop taught by Jennifer Cooke of Raeburn Ink. It was a really fun workshop and I was very surprised to discover that I could make silkscreen look like watercolor by using extender in the inks. Here's one of the pieces I made at the workshop.
Experimental silkscreen print by Annie Bissett
I think silkscreen will come in handy when I want to include text in a woodblock print and I don't want to carve it. Or printing on fabric. Or...
Experimental silkscreen print by Annie Bissett
I think silkscreen will come in handy when I want to include text in a woodblock print and I don't want to carve it. Or printing on fabric. Or...
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3 comments:
Almost makes me droole!
Lovely!
E
it looks good and it sounds great that it can make a look just like watercolor...that is so good...good luck with using this method...many oportunities it seems... :O)
from Anita
lovely! great to meet you Annie :)
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