Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Freezer paper stencil -- Second attempt
Method makes it relatively easy for multi color at one time and paint saturation is fairly good. Unfortunately, not able to use the stencil twice. Will be good for prototypes, to execute in other methods, perhaps less colors. Rookie mistake...stenciled on wrong side of garment (was to be on front).
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Table Cloth/Curtain Idea
Ok, so multi color print, but not on top of each other! Trying to better my skills at lower level attempt. Still haven't found the right ink, as this one was a bit runny, dripping down on block inopportunely. Print came out ok for this application ("weathered/retro"), but still not to my desire for yardage..want to be able to have dense ink penetration on fabric, not for everything, but, want to be able to control to that degree.
Freezer paper stencil -- First Attempt
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Trying MultiColor Print with Foam on Lucite..still at Icky Stage
Still working on how to make foam prints more consistent ink transfer onto fabric. Many of my attempts have been too uneven. Experimenting with acrylic ink, Golden gac900, and cotton cloth. So far, it looks too icky....rustic is one thing, but, this isn't at the charming point. Granted the colors are a bit harsh, and too much contrast on white, but, the print quality is not good. It was 95 degrees when I was doing this, so, that might have made ink dry too quickly on foam.
Monday, August 10, 2009
Stencil Screen Printing -- first attempt
Friday, August 7, 2009
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Screen Printing
Used heart I drew to screen print on tee shirt. The design came from antique embroidered Czech bonnet I purchased the last time I was in Prague. Used 3M transparency machine "technique" from my summer printmaking class to make screen. Machine also used by tattoo artists for "draft" of designs on skin.
Will likely be more cute on smaller sizes and "happier" color...S and T are going to get versions before too long.
The leaf shadow in the photo has given me another idea for screen print (and off the neck placement of some designs).
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