The Making of a Serigraph Print

Artist Lynne Feldman on the making of her newest serigraph print, Animals at the Water. Includes informative color-by-color breakdown of the 14-color separation process. www.lynnefeldman.com
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Video by Charlie Seton www.charlesseton.com

[@colins7771]

I feel great pride I can create this complex work with my own colour sense, and my own brain........ and a GIGANTIC and very complex machine.

[@dorkultra]

I really appreciate how you explain that art happens on its own time. great words of wisdom

[@whatsarahisseeing]

What a neat process. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@wjcraig78]

Wow thank you for sharing this. I just squired my first serigraph and am amazed at the steps it takes to create it. A few people said oh it's just like a inkjet print. No it certainly isn't as your video shows. While it's a fast way to create more of a painting it still has a lot of involved in its creation. Thanks for sharing again. Now I also have another artist name to research. Who knows maybe I'll have a serigraph you created someday.

[@abigailstrnad5491]

This is awesome, definitely a proccess of art

[@dearmodi1325]

Thank you for this video. I enjoyed watching.

[@ArtbyNat]

Lynne,
What you are doing is amazing! Keep up the great work!

[@margueritam2137]

Thankyou for sharing this lesson...I never knew what the word meant in the Art world.

[@BanilyaGorilya]

Now imagine if you had to pull all those colors/runs by hand, like a good majority of contemporary printmakers.

[@jd6473]

Thank God for this woman!

[@michaelcharlnoes2153]

Amazing Work!

[@shaezig]

thank you for sharing this! I just bought a serigraph and was wondering how it was made.

[@juliannevillecorrea]

thank you very much

[@lambertosuliguinmonserrat7809]

any Serigraph Printing hiring Pilipino Silkscreen printer any manual press

[@ezradahlin2286]

Note the Britto in the background...

[@Brain_cellulose]

Fresh comment

[@JG-hz5kh]

Nice job

[@brandonistenes3470]

Felt a little stress reaction every time the machine almost came down on his hands