Using Your Speedball Speed Screens Kit to get Printing!
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Join Speedball Demo Artist and professional printmaker, Christina Jacobs (Arsenal Handicraft), to see how quickly and easily you can go from design to print with Speedball's Speed Screens Kit. Not only does Christina highlight how to get the most out of all the items included in this convenient and inexpensive kit, she provides some really fanastic tips to keep your frustrations low and your creativity high as you quickly create permanent photographic stencils without having to pre-mix emulsion or coat a screen!
Music Credit
Song: Float
Artist: [ocean jams]
Song: Hyades
Artist: Sarah, the Illstrumentalist
Thank you for this tutorial!🙂
Glad you enjoyed it!
You mentioned using an inkjet printer. Will a black toner printer work as well?
I found the answer in the manual. Either kind of printer will work.
Do we have to use the black piece of construction paper?
Yes, the black piece of paper or black fabric underneath is needed to properly expose your image. Thanks!
Can the stencil be soaked in water instead of spraying it in the sink?
We recommend spraying it with water to help wash off the unexposed part of the screen. The pressure from the water flow also helps speed up the process.
FYI if you use the speedball light bulb to expose and expose for the 9 minutes she suggests YOU will melt your speedball transparency into the speed screen and it will tear apart. It was awesome paying $30 some dollars for 3 screens that all melted after following her directions.
Hello! We are sorry to hear you are having issues with your speed screens. Please reach out to info@speedballart.com and we can assist you further.
@@speedball_art I have no reason to reach out because I melted all three screens I had. I can assure you I won't be spending this kind of money on speedscreens again. Maybe if I had only melted 1 of the 3, but what's the point with no speedscreens left?
She said one min not 9 tho
@@user-yk7cw8hh3yYou really don’t know how Customer Service works, right?