Printmaking Techniques and Materials

Produced by Speedball, one of the most trusted names in art for more than 100 years, this DVD demonstrates the basics of screen printing with a series of start-to-finish visuals. The most popular methods of screen preparation and use are covered, including paper stencils, drawing fluid, and photo emulsion. Clear, comprehensive instructions offer the knowledge and confidence to make artistic visions a reality. DVD. 35 minutes.

Print Liberation is a comprehensive do-it-yourself guide to screen printing for both novice crafters as well as experienced artists. The book begins by giving readers a brief history of screen printing while outlining the basic principles of the process, including the equipment and tools needed to get started. Step-by-step instructions accompanied by full-color photographs show readers the various methods for making great screen prints and tips on how to avoid screen printing mistakes. Information about printing on various surfaces from wallpaper to T-shirts , cylinders, and more gives readers a general understanding of the various applications for screen printing as well as solid information on how to turn their screen prints into a personal art or business. Bonus sample images formatted for screen printing are included for readers to use in their own screen prints. The book includes 350 color and 35 black-and-white photographs. Authors — Jamie Dillon and Nick Paparone. Paperback. 144 pages. 8" × 10" (20 cm × 25 cm).

Demonstration of the photo emulsion process, using direct drawn keyline, rubylith and blockout screen. The process presents color separation, registration, and exposure.