Today I’m sharing the behind-the-scenes process I went through to complete a recent screen printed postcard commission for an Airstream Airbnb in Detroit!

I recently made this fun strawberry postcard for Postcard Club and shared the inspiration and process for making it on my Patreon. I’m sharing it here, too!

In the beginner screen printing workshops that I teach, I use Speedball’s drawing fluid + screen filler combo to teach students an accessible way to make images for their screens. Some people aren’t comfortable with a brush though, so I wondered if we could put that blue goo in another tool and get a different kind of line? I ran some tests, and here are the results!

Last week I was screen printing some sheets we’re going to print on top of in a few weeks at the DIA (EDITED: rescheduled for June 17 & 18!), and I thought about Josef Albers’ quote, “Color deceives continually,” from his 1963 book Interaction of Color.

Hello! In this post I detail the process I use to teach my Screen Printed Pet Portrait Workshop at POST. How do we go from a printout of a photo to a drawing to a screen print? Read on to find out!