Things got a little wild and crazy with the scoop coater and I went way too far to the edge. Several bubbles formed, and it looks very uneven with jagged patchy coats throughout, but I’m hopeful that I can still work with it and make a collage. 🙂 Selena
When reclaiming the screens the only thing I changed was using a scrubby instead of a brush. I think the scrubby was better than the brush. Cedar_dreams
I am a tad behind but still loving what’s going on, I have had technical device issues so I couldn’t attend zooms but had followed in the past zooms section. In week 2 I used a drawing my daughter drew for me she was curious how the entire process worked. I copied her drawing to…
Hi! Quickly attaching the prints I did this past Sunday as I forgot to add them! (I have had a hectic week so a little behind, I’m just about to start the exposure of the time reference print before class starts) I still haven’t done anything on shirts I need a day to go to…
Tonight I printed on 5 t-shirts and on the corner of a sheet. I did not reclaim the screen yet because I want to print several more t-shirts. I will work on the rubylith film tomorrow and throw the t-shirts in the dryer for the heat treatment for an hour. I will then wash and…
Things have been flowing along. I have been testing different ways of setting up the studio to see what will work ergonomically in order to do bigger print runs. Which has been taking more time than I anticipated but I have been enjoying the process. It felt great to get the light table set up,…
I used acrylic paint for the hand print, an oil based sharpie for the slogan and small ferns as my found object. Monday night I exposed my screen and the image was pretty clear and the lines crisp. Below are the steps I followed when exposing my screen: Light in the third notch from the…