So, lets get started. Everyone loves Tom Waits right? Well to celebrate the great man being... um, great, I have printed these cheeky little chappies (who's better than a swimming pool) named for the song 'Ice Cream Man' from Wait's Closing Time LP.
And here is a process thread to walk you through just how the little dudes were printed.
Here are the images burned onto the screen at the print workshop in Mirfield
 Printing the first layer
Printing the first layer
 The blue layer drying on the racks
The blue layer drying on the racks
 Apparently though, it all got a bit much for Susan Boyle... poor lass
Apparently though, it all got a bit much for Susan Boyle... poor lass
 Printing the orange layer
Printing the orange layer
 I printed the orange layer onto tracing paper, to ensure that the registration was spot on for the print to be at its most ice creamery
I printed the orange layer onto tracing paper, to ensure that the registration was spot on for the print to be at its most ice creamery
 Drying on the racks
Drying on the racks
 After they were cropped they were then signed and numbered...
After they were cropped they were then signed and numbered...
 ... and stamped
... and stamped
 The final product
The final product
 A couple of detail shots
A couple of detail shots
 
 So there you are, another process post to give you an idea of what goes on behind the scenes of screen-printing. This print will be debuting itself at the 1st Draft exhibition tomorrow (Thursday 10th December) at The Merrion Art Market and will be joining another secret friend on Sunday 13th December at The Handmade Craft Fair at the Brudenell Social Club. The latter of which will have mince pies and other festive delights! Come along and say hello at one, or the other, or both, or all three!
So there you are, another process post to give you an idea of what goes on behind the scenes of screen-printing. This print will be debuting itself at the 1st Draft exhibition tomorrow (Thursday 10th December) at The Merrion Art Market and will be joining another secret friend on Sunday 13th December at The Handmade Craft Fair at the Brudenell Social Club. The latter of which will have mince pies and other festive delights! Come along and say hello at one, or the other, or both, or all three!
In other news, last night Copy Haho were amazing and I totally can't wait for their album. I'm also really enjoying Richmond Fontaine and The Pelican Brief by John Grisham.
Au Revoir
 
 
 
5 comments:
poor susan boyle :( x
p.s. obvz all artwork related stuff = awesome too, as always! xx
Haha. Thanks Sarah Reid. x
I love it!!!!!!
(poor Suse B) xx
Cheers Saz. The Mirror have lovingly nick-named the woman SuBo, which I bet she's thrilled about!
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