For the past 6 weeks I’ve been focused on dyeing fabric that I’ll use to depict water, at least abstractly; therefore, many of my screens have been various and sundry watermarks. I used whatever I could find that I thought could convey liquid motion – including saran wrap and tin foil. Here are some of them: […]
Tag: deconstructive screen printing
5 Piles of DSPs
A good summer Friday morning to you! What great weather we’ve been having here in the northeast corner of the States – perfect to be working out in the fresh air and sunshine! Besides power washing the deck and plastic shed, most of what I’ve been working on these days are Deconstructed Screen Prints. After I did […]
New Session, Deconstructive Screen Printing
Getting ready for a week on Cape Cod! I’ll be taking the Elizabeth Barton Master Class – more on that tomorrow! Although I’m not set up outdoors quite yet, I’ve been knocking out some “breakdown printed” fabric, another term for Deconstructed Screen Printing. Here’s some of them:
Turtlemoon Impressions 