Screen Printing: Getting Experimental.
- Emily-Rose Millhouse

- May 1, 2020
- 1 min read
Updated: May 10, 2020
Once I had determined the best way of transferring the shimmer layer onto each unique print I got a lot more experimental in the way I was applying it. For the image below, I used a separation technique- exposing two different shapes on the screen where colour will be transferred, yet covering one shape with tape to do two different colours.
However on the prints seen below I have painted various pigment binders onto the screen, much like fabric screen printing. I really like the effect this creates - it's not true to the original work but it's very abstract.
After painting on the screen I pulled the same ink through again to create more of a marbled, blended effect. These can be seen below...


After doing these experiments I have produced a fair amount of works, some of which I intend to sell and add to the art auction. On my website they have been logged appropriately e.g:
Paper Type: Southbank smooth, mounted onto Southbank smooth.
Paper Size:70 X 50 CM
Size of Image: 40.5 X 40.4 CM
Ink: Lascaux, black
Shimmer layer pigment: Aurora (flip colour) and iridescent green- BLEND.
Variation No.: 1/1





















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