Troy writes - "I was looking at the Make flickr pool and saw your sweet silk screened moleskin. So after some quick searching, I found these:
Quick 'n dirty silk screening - Link.
Professional and involved - Link.
Neither seem particularly daunting once you grasp the concept. I just have to start drawing up or looking for some designs..."
Pictured here, the silk screened moleskin Mark Frauenfelder, our (editor in chief) made for us.
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Mar 2, 2006 10:25 PM
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I started screening band tshirts over the summer and have had some awesome results. I learned how to use photo emulsion from this tutorial. Check it out.
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Those are some extreme examples there with the messy DIY and four-color poster printing. I'd suggest starting off with a regular silk-screen method and using one color. Just pick up a Speedball kit and off you go.
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squareworm,
The link you provided didn't work, could you tr again? I'd like to see the tutorial.
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Here's a good one for ya.
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I am thinking about doing this with my moleskin. Did your editor use the cheap method to do this?
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This is fun! I haven't done silk-screning since the 9th grade (20 years ago! Yikes!) I am going to run out and pick up some equipment to do the quick and dirty method tomorrow.
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fecalface.com seems to have redone things since this post; their silk screen how-to is now here: http://www.fecalface.com/SF/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=118&Itemid=52
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