Very simply put, Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a stenciled mesh screen to create a printed image onto any flat surface.
If only it was that simple! Infact it can be a very technical process, with many variables, and can be challenging to master. With every print I'm constantly trying to hone my skills and learn more.
I'm really lucky to have my own vacuum screen bed at home, which means I can print work in my studio once I've prepared the stenciled screens at Peacock visual arts in Aberdeen.
Below are examples of my most recent work. I typically make a maximum edition of 10 and work on high quality Snowdon 300gsm cartridge paper.
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If only it was that simple! Infact it can be a very technical process, with many variables, and can be challenging to master. With every print I'm constantly trying to hone my skills and learn more.
I'm really lucky to have my own vacuum screen bed at home, which means I can print work in my studio once I've prepared the stenciled screens at Peacock visual arts in Aberdeen.
Below are examples of my most recent work. I typically make a maximum edition of 10 and work on high quality Snowdon 300gsm cartridge paper.
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