Remember that silkscreen and printscreen refer to the same printing technique. Silkscreen is the term applied to the time when the silkscreen mesh was actually silk, between the 18th century and the first half of the 20th century. Print screen is the term applied from the time when the mesh ceased to be made of silk and […]
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The mesh used in the screen printing refers to an appropriate type of permeable fabric. On an occupational basis and even in certain professional artistic contexts, it does not appear to be a factor of the greatest relevance, and lower quality meshes or even natural fabrics can be used, as it used to be in
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This post makes up the second part of Making a Squeegee for Print Screen – The Blade post. Remember that silkscreen and print screen refer to the same printing technique. Silkscreen is the term applied to the time when the silkscreen mesh was actually silk, between the 18th century and the first half of the
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Graham technique is the cornerstone of Modern Dance. Most of the products on this website are inspired by this theme due to my background as a dancer and Ballet student between 1984 and 1992, having also co-produced a late and last dance school project until 1995. After that, my journey through the charismatic world of
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