Mono screen printing
Tutor: Rachel Moore, print artist
Print artist Rachel joins us again for another wonderful print session. Rachel shows how to create mono screen prints which lend themselves incredibly well to abstract art.
This type of printing creates colour merges and effects that painting alone can’t achieve. It’s quick to do and you’ll create abstract landscapes worthy of a place on your wall.
Preparation
Prepare your materials and find a sturdy table or floor to work on.
Video time
30 minutes
- a screen and a squeegee
If you don’t have those items, use the following basic equipment:
- An embroidery hoop
- Light coloured tights, 40 denier
- An old credit card
- Various sized paint brushes
- A selection of acrylic paints
- Card, watercolour paper or paper for acrylic paint or plain cotton fabric to print on to.