Bruce High Quality Foundation - How to Silkscreen In Your Bathroom - BHQFU - MOCAtv

Silkscreening at home starts with a good image. And a trip to the hardware store. Remember to save the extra emulsion for next time, because there will be a next time. (It's a process.) On location at BHQFU, the Bruce High Quality Foundation show you how to silkscreen in your bathroom. Follow the directions and do it with a friend. (Because even Warhol needed Gerard Malanga.)
CREDITS
Featuring Louis & Jack Shannon
Director: Torie Zalben
Editor: Joslyn Crocco
Foley Effects/Catering: Joe Kay
Additional Production Support: Nick Burgess, Chris MacKenzie, Alon Honig
Producer: Ari Richter
BHQFU is a project of The Bruce High Quality Foundation: bhqfu.org

[@krazyking424]

These dudes helped us silkscreen shirts for our band. They came out great, and we had a lot of fun working with them on the project. We've since done some silkscreening on our own thanks to them.

[@paultreny]

I love the style of this, you all clearly had fun making it! And pretty darn informative too, makes it look easy enough that even I might try it!

[@frankiemadeo4546]

Awesome.
Really cool. Can't wait to see the rest of the series.

[@sarahmcdowll]

Haley Mellin and Louis Shannon gave me one of these shirts! Looking forward to the rest of the series.

[@Michael_Lederman]

I really enjoyed this video the girls showed just how to silkscreen a shirt and made it seem easy to do.

[@Fluidtoons]

I still love this. Best screen printing video ever

[@Fluidtoons]

I love this

[@rjstefani1]

Awesome job Shannons.

[@mherreranancy]

Great work bhqfu

[@nicolasmonnier9942]

Génial les garçons! Vous allez faire des émules en montrant que c'est "à porté de mains".
Bravo à toute l'équipe and Go ahead.

[@toriezalben2206]

Love it!

[@SJxProductions]

Thank you so much for this!

[@sarahmcdowll]

Hey!

[@JoeKaydrankpee]

I don't know where you're from but that sounds like 100% diegetic sound to me.

[@BingeCenter]

haahahhaahah this is great!

[@darkmindedsith]

Chester A. Bum?

[@FutureLaugh]

i would argue that a complicated process like silk screening should not even be attempted this way if you intend on doing a professional job.

[@DrunkeyMonkey]

Moral of the story? Just pay 20$ and have it done professionally.

[@leonardo3392]

anybody else see chester a bum