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Reduction screen printing, pirate self portrait sketch using pencil and then markers. Process, and ideation for screen printing

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Marilee Salvator artist talk response

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A few quick sketched and colored cartoon characters from a grab bag of ideas for screen printing class. Reduction process of alter ego assignment coming soon.

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Final pieces to the pattern assignment for screen-printing 1. Played with design as well as color. One of the main pieces is printed on a 3 foot by 5 foot piece of plywood. The other main piece use the same snail motif, but it’s printed on a 2 foot by 3.5 foot piece of bristol board. The rest of the pieces are printed on 9in. by 12in. bristol board.

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Screen printing patterns. This guy was drawn in my sketchbook. Then I scanned him in to my computer and digitally drew him using my first sketch. He then became a pattern using photoshop. I had him printed on a clear sheet and transferred him to my screen using photo emulsion. Now he is being printed by hand, only 1 layer so far, but I want to put more on top of him, or some kind of background. 

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Pattern, horned beak snail. Pattern on my screen with photo emulsion, and the clear plastic that the pattern was printed on to apply to my screen using the photo emulsion. Screen printing 1.

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Final paper/vinyl stencil prints, part 3

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Final paper/vinyl stencil prints, part 2

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Final paper stencil/vinyl prints, part 1

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Paper stencil screen print. Van Halen tribute #2

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Paper stencil screen prints. Van Halen tribute #1

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Make and share week 8, part 2. More paper stencils.

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Make and share week 8, part 1. Screen printing with paper stencils.

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Screenprint sketchbook

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More monoprints. These were made using washable markers on the cube and the shapes prints. The rubbing prints were using watercolor markers. Really enjoying the markers the best.

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Monoprints for screen printing. The bird images are comprised of watercolor pencils. The skull and eye images are Caran D’ache crayons. The Octopus is drawn with washable markers.

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