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Why Your New Screenprint Takes Days to Dry Prop...
Most collectors don't realise a screenprint isn't fully dry when it leaves the press. Understanding curing times protects your investment and helps you handle new work correctly.
Why Your New Screenprint Takes Days to Dry Prop...
Most collectors don't realise a screenprint isn't fully dry when it leaves the press. Understanding curing times protects your investment and helps you handle new work correctly.
Split Fountain Screenprinting: How I Blend Colo...
Split fountain is a screenprinting technique where two or more inks are loaded onto the screen at once, creating smooth colour gradients in a single pass. It demands precise timing...
Split Fountain Screenprinting: How I Blend Colo...
Split fountain is a screenprinting technique where two or more inks are loaded onto the screen at once, creating smooth colour gradients in a single pass. It demands precise timing...
What Is a Bon à Tirer Proof in Screenprinting
Bon à tirer marks the moment a screenprint edition truly begins. This French term signals the single proof an artist approves as the colour standard for every print that follows.
What Is a Bon à Tirer Proof in Screenprinting
Bon à tirer marks the moment a screenprint edition truly begins. This French term signals the single proof an artist approves as the colour standard for every print that follows.
Artist Proofs in Screenprinting: What A/P Reall...
Artist proofs carry a particular mystique for collectors, but the A/P mark on a screenprint is more than decorative. Understanding what artist proofs actually are — and how I use...
Artist Proofs in Screenprinting: What A/P Reall...
Artist proofs carry a particular mystique for collectors, but the A/P mark on a screenprint is more than decorative. Understanding what artist proofs actually are — and how I use...
Why Water-Based Inks Changed British Screenprin...
Water-based inks revolutionised British screenprinting over the past fifteen years. Here's what changed at the press, why it matters to collectors, and what you can see in the finished print.
Why Water-Based Inks Changed British Screenprin...
Water-based inks revolutionised British screenprinting over the past fifteen years. Here's what changed at the press, why it matters to collectors, and what you can see in the finished print.
Why Pigment Load Matters in Screen Print Ink
The amount of pigment suspended in screen printing ink determines opacity, fade resistance, and how a colour sits on paper. Understanding pigment load helps collectors identify prints built to last.
Why Pigment Load Matters in Screen Print Ink
The amount of pigment suspended in screen printing ink determines opacity, fade resistance, and how a colour sits on paper. Understanding pigment load helps collectors identify prints built to last.