Screen printing means printing on textiles, wood, paper or glass, in fluorescent pink or metallic gold. It is a process full of surprises, inviting you to play with layers, frames and rhythms. You can explore digital development techniques or work with hand-drawn designs, producing both large and small works that range from highly detailed to deliberately rough. In this workshop, print, textiles, graphic art and bookmaking come together.
Facilities
- Textile printing table with rubber surface (for small and large prints on fabric)
- Vacuum printing tables for paper
- T-shirt printing table
- Lightbox (for preparing film or drawing)
- Heat press (for transfer techniques such as hotfoil and flock; suitable for textiles and paper)
- Graphtec cutting plotter
- RISO printer MH9350E (A3)
- Tools and materials for bookbinding and stapling
Techniques
- Hotfoil transfer
- Flock transfer
- Cutting/plotting (with cutting plotter)
- RISO printing
- Bookbinding and stapling