Amberlith in progress
For a screenprinted tea towel.
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Screenprinted tea towels
Today we had a few students in printing a first run on the tea towels they designed:
This week in the studio
Here’s our co-op student Aiyana working on her four colour screenprint.
Surprise Party update
Here is balloon lady all finished! She’s part of a series of new prints on view at Artspeak Gallery this week.
Welcome to Windsor!
New four colour screenprint, just finished, and available now in our studio shop:
Up The Mesh Count, session one
Last night we printed with the participants of the first series of Up The Mesh Count workshops. Check out some of the prints they made!
Registration for the June sessions opens at noon on June 1. You can keep up-to-date on what’s happening, and see many more photos from the workshops, by visiting the Up The Mesh Count Facebook page.
Today in the studio
Yesterday I finished building a new table for screenprinting, which now sits right next to the drying rack to make it easier to print quickly. Today I christened it by laying down the third colour (black) on these pretty frames, which will soon house greyscale portraits of Surprise Party In The Snow characters:
Up The Mesh Count: zine production!
The staff for Up The Mesh Count have been in the studio printing up covers for the project zine. Here they are all chilling in the drying rack after a long day of printing. They look pretty rad, and they glow in the dark!
Up The Mesh Count is funded by Ontario Arts Council and the City of Windsor Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
Find out more about the project here: Up The Mesh Count Facebook page
New in the studio
These fun 5-colour bicycle screenprints are new in the shop in four different versions. It’s a very limited run, so come grab one soon!
Today in the studio
Here’s a fun set of fancy screenprinted frames I just printed the third colour on. They’re for an upcoming show in June, and will have formal portraits of some characters from Surprise Party In The Snow in them. These are printed in four different colourways and there will be three more different frame designs, so, lots of variations!
