In the third series of our screen printing special effects seminar with Graphic Elephants, Lon Winters covers mesh selection and thread types, t-shirt options, screen printing with plastisol gel ink, and screen printing with foil and gel combined. Be sure to sign up to our RSS Feed to get notified when the next series is available!
Mesh Selection.
Shirt Types.
Gel Printing
Gel and Foil.
The second part of our weekly “Screen printing special effects video series” with our friends Graphic Elephants. This weeks series features Graphic Elephants training on screen printing mesh, tension, screen printing white ink, and using plastisol curable reducer.
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Welcome to the first part of our special web series by Graphic Elephants on screen printing special effects. For out more information on Graphic Elephants Screen Printing Training on their website.
We’ll come out with new videos every Friday so be sure to stay tuned! Enjoy
Regardless if you like the movie or not, lol. This video shows the processing of creating a complex design for screen printing in Photoshop, using the amazing new separation tool, Separation Studio, to color separate the design for simulated process printing, and then adding vector text and printing the film positives in CorelDraw X5. We printed this design in one of our list Ryonet classes and it came out amazing! Check it out! See the shirt being printed here, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKpzPq…
This video concludes the Specialty Printing DVD with Gradient printing and t-shirt tag printing.
This video continues the last videos segment on distressed printing then moves along to printing a design that goes from front to back over the shoulder.
This video shows how to give your prints a retro feel and a distressed look to fit with modern trends.
The I-Dot is the new DTG offering from M&R and available from Ryonet at www.silkscreeningsupplies.com and www.directtogarmentprinting.com
The heat transfer video is now on the market. Available at www.silkscreeningsupplies.com it covers all aspects of Sublimation and Chromablast.
This video shows the best techniques to reclaim and de-haze your silk screens after printing with them. There are several key areas in which water based varies from plastisol.
