Great energy from these videos.. big impact on helping people with dreams to create their own clothing. Takes a real one to want to share and keep it 100
of all of the things i have been told about screen printing and getting started, not one person has mentioned i can just draw on the transparent paper. makes a world of difference for me. thank you!
@@Brema__Brema This video is so helpful! I couldn’t find the screen print ink in the brand you used, any suggestions on an air dry fabric ink I could use instead? Trying to avoid the extra steps that come with heat curing 🥴 please and thank you
i started my own clothing brand and have had to dropship through a different company because i never had help explaining how to screen print/use a heat press and this just gave me the opportunity to stop using a middle man and do everything myself, thank you so much bro, your effort/transparency with the process has helped so much
This video has by far surpassed any other video I have watched on RUclips. I understand so much more now than before. Thank You so much for making this understandable to the layman. I wish you great success!
El hecho de que el te explica literalmente paso por paso me encantaaaa, chico tu explicas como nadie mas lo hace, das los consejos y lo transparencia de tu marca, te agradezco demasiado por enseñarme todo el proceso bien explicado en este video
Bro the journey of figuring everything out when it comes to clothing is rough. From experimenting with hand drawing fabric paint, to buy heat presses and vinyl. But all that struggle must have a payoff at some point, and it’s all about the journey of finding the best way to do it. I appreciate you showing all these step by step processes. Currently I have a heat press and am only doing rhinestones with my cameo 4 and vinyl printing. Which is really cool especially the rhinestones but I really want to screen press, the difference between screen and vinyl is huge. Thank you for this man
✨I’ve been binge watching all of your content! Love the transparency, love the passion, truly appreciate you making these. I can’t wait to send you the first shirt I print from my brand because you’ve been so much help with the screen printing tips and videos. I just got me a 1 of 1 Rebirth Tee 😁 can’t wait to get a fit off in it!💕
I love how I saw this Basquiat portrait on fabric a few years ago in some pinterest photo laying around under some books and I was like wow that looks cool I wanna make this myself for my room or print that image on a hoodie maybe.. By that time I didn´t know anything about screen printing but came across it a couple times over the years and always thought I really wanna try it with this image and some of my own designs. Today I decided to actually find out how I can learn it and the first decent video is yours with the exact Basquiat print on the wall in the background. This is definitely the highlight of my day, made really smile :)
Thanks so much for this. I was trying to learn how to screen print a couple months back for something and couldn't seem to find a single simple video explaining what to do so ended up lino block printing, which was alright, but I'm so glad I stumbled upon your video because now I understand the basics, whereas it was so confusing before EDIT: seems like so many people were having the same issue!
Greetings from the Rep. of Trinidad & Tobago...I once did a public speaking course and they pointed out to us, participants that the best speech is the one experienced ...no one but you can tell it better, because you would have lived it!...I think you demonstrated that concept well...lol!...Just to let you know, I thoroughly enjoyed three things in particular: 1. your use of IMPROVISATION, 2. your style of DELIVERY and 3. (the best part) your genuine and encouraging PERSONALITY...wink!...I had the opportunity of doing this printing technique (screen and emulsion) at the university of the West Indies (UWI) a few years aback...and you made it appear so simple...Thank you!
Thanks for making this so accessible. Lots of other videos make this pretty intimidating, but this actually makes me want to try it. I'm not after perfection and am under no illusion I can be an expert in a rush. But getting a taste for this without having to spend a fortune is an encouraging thought.
I was taught how to screen print in school last year but I totally forgot the proper steps. Your video was super instructive and it helped me out a bunch! I was printing a couple t-shirts and they came out way too light and I realized after watching your videos that I forgot to flood. Thank you!
thank you so much for this video, thank you, your a very talented person, I enjoyed this video now I know a little bit about what scene printing, I might have to look at this a few more times to really get the hang of it, I thank you.
Thank you for showing this. It is very interesting to know how to do it without a cricut or vinyl. It was very interesting to see how you get the designs on the screen and how they are burnt on. Thank you so much!
THANK U!!! I found a screen for $10 at the thrift and it's been so difficult to find inks/supplies that are affordable. Such an underappreciated medium.
I print photographs using a technique called carbon transfer print which uses essentially the same mechanism as the emulsion making in screen printing but the sensitising chemicals are quite toxic and I'm just so ready to start making something again that's not just a constant menace to my health 😂. And just want to say your studio is marvellous I would kill for a space like that to make work :P
Thank you so much for sharing your process! I can't express how helpful this straightforward video was after so much research lol Also love your work, it's like walking art and of course your channel! I can't wait to do my own prints soon!
I get really nice calm vibes from you. It feels very chill and like you take your time. I JUST got a "testing kit" from this subscription place and I kinda loved the first print even thought I messed up. It turned out pretty nice. Now I kind of want to try it but it seems a litte daunting to start. I will follow to learn more :D
you are SO fantastic. I LOVE your vibe, smile, art and biz. Sending awesomeness your way. Thank you for sharing. I wish my studio looked as cool as yours!! So great. Keep rockin' Cheers!
So glad I found your channel! I’m trying to start my own brand and this was just what I needed! Your energy and brand are sick and I can’t wait to see more !!
Thank you very much!! Out of all the videos I watched on this subject… you are the best!! No half hour speech on screen printing before actual showing. You were right down to it. easy steps shown ,slow paced, cheaper tools , different methods!! Keep up the good work!!! And Thank you again!!
Thanks so much for these videos. If it wasn't for folks on youtube doing tutorials like this I would have never started learning the craft. It takes some time to get started but screen printing at home or on your own is totally doable. And thank you for focussing on DIY low cost stuff too. Some of the videos out there are less helpful for those of us that don't already have our own shop.
Questions: 1. If I reuse a screen how do I get rid of the old design? 2. How long should I let a shirt dry? Also, amazing video I have a vinyl konogram small business and I want to start screen printing but I was so scared. Now I may try it.
Great video! Once you mix the emulsion and the sensitizer, do you have to use it all up or can you save it for the next project? in other words, how long does it last if you keep it in a dark place?
I appreciate this video for beginners. Other videos will say for beginners but they are not . They miss important steps like the baby steps needed. But Thanks for not holding information back to help those who need videos like theses to start.
A+ job....1 thing to mention to help with better transfer....is that I found flooding the screen first then making you first pass pushing give better results
Very clear, easy to follow intro, unlike some videos I've seen on RUclips. Thank you so very much, your guide is very helpful. Wishing you every success with Unfinished Legacy.💜
- you need to lubricate the screen with water first if it is water based ink (spray mist then dry for 10 mins) - your t shirt needs to be adhered to the surface using table tac or spray adhesive - you need a squeegee that can flood the entire print and pull/push the entire print ( if you use a small one you have streaks of heavy ink load in sections/lines) - you need to ad glycerin gel to the ink to stop it from drying if you are doing multiple shirts (1-2% of ink weight) good luck
Just randomly looking for tips and came across this video and just saw that Unfinished legacy brand !! I bought one of your shirts but didn’t know anything bout the brand, it’s honestly one of my favorite shirts that I own !!! Great job and keep up with all the great quality stuff you guys do!!
I appreciate you making this so much! Thank you for explaining everything in an easy to understand way. ♥️ “Screen print my own shirts” has been on my physical copy of my life bucket list since about 2007, no joke. Thanks to you I’m going to give it a try finally this year.
Bredrin thank you SO MUCH for this. Your videos are dope & to the point. You seem like a genuine person & we know how rare that is. Keep doing you, thanks again for the inspiration.
Love the video, this was very helpful and informative and inspired me to start doing my own screenprinting. Would you be interested and doing a similar video; very DIY with low cost, but with multiple colors? Like burning screens for say a 4 color design without an actual press and just the screens?
Great Video. I live in an apartment and dont have access to a high pressure garden hose. Just wanted to point out that the pressure in my kitchen sink was enough to wash the emulsion out. for a bigger screen I just took it into the shower with me. Just in case anyone is worried that you'd need higher pressure.
this is the most friendly, warm and authentic made video about screen printing, I've seen. Go on and be yourself. 💕Love your style. I can learn so much of your videos 🥰
As a complete beginner.... loads of questions, sorry! Did screen printing always rely on light exposure or was there a different way of making the screen? And if the first exposure doesn't work, do you have to start right over again, with a new layer of pure emulsion?
you can also get standard 8.5x11 transparency sheets at office depot (some wal-mart locations have them as well) and you can print on your home printer if it's an inkjet printer. I didn't know that speedball made a light kit - I think that's pretty handy. I've always used a 500 or 800 watt photoflood bulb from a specialty photography supply or light bulb supply shop ( $7 - $15 for a bulb depending on brand and where you get it) and I have a 1000 watt rated lamp that I got a long time ago at Lowe's. I don't think lowes sells anything rated above 300 watts anymore in store but they can still be found online if you look hard enough - be sure to always power it through a surge protector and always have a class B or ABC fire extinguisher on hand (NEVER class A only - Those can make an electrical fire worse)
I'm confused, I'm doing the ave to a PDF and going to print shop, but idk how there going to print it, what will they print it on for me to put on my screen?? please help, will they print it on a piece of transparent paper??
When you first started your brand did you go straight to screen printing? Have you experimented with heat transfer or any other style of printing? And what advice do you have for someone who is trying to start his brand, living in LA i have a lot of stuff accessible but don’t know where to start i have some very rough designs but just can’t think of a starting point
Hey Brema, to have a different design on the same screen, can i reapply a new coat of emulsion? or do i have to buy a separate screen for every design? Also, you're a gem! Love from India
You have to reclaim the screen using decoater chemical to remove the hardened emulsion first , wash it off and then you can reuse it for other designs.
This is the best DIY video on screen printing I’ve seen. Straight to the point and simply explained. No ranting or using equipment that the average person couldn’t afford. THANK YOU
dude i think i just fell in love with your vibe, its probably just cuz you love so much what you do, it kinda shines through, but you just seem so friendly, approachable, passionate and everything ! also very well explained ahah, and got all the info i needed, so great video as a whole !
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Great energy from these videos.. big impact on helping people with dreams to create their own clothing. Takes a real one to want to share and keep it 100
Much love, really appreciate it. Just looking to share my journey and knowledge with the world
So dope Brema!
@@Brema__Brema thank you so much
💜❤️
Ff r
Yoo that's some genuine effort to help people start screen printing..thank you soo much for your effort brema
Of course, glad I could help 🤍🙏🏾
of all of the things i have been told about screen printing and getting started, not one person has mentioned i can just draw on the transparent paper. makes a world of difference for me. thank you!
The medium you use has to be opaque.
Thank you so much ! People Gate-keep nowadays… so man I am beyond grateful for you !
I'm not interested in screen printing but Brema's voice is so chill and his videos are so vibey.
Awe! Thank you, not the biggest fan of my voice but this might’ve change that 🤍🙏🏾
@@Brema__Brema Very nice chill voice bruh, asmr vibes almost 🤣 Keep up the good work chief!
@@Brema__Brema This video is so helpful! I couldn’t find the screen print ink in the brand you used, any suggestions on an air dry fabric ink I could use instead? Trying to avoid the extra steps that come with heat curing 🥴 please and thank you
No BS just straight out trying to help us. Much appreciated
Hands down the best beginner friendly video I have seen so far! Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into this for us
Sun is the best option for the burning process for beginners :)
I’m trying to get started in screen printing and these have been a huge help!
Glad I can help out in your journey, don’t hesitate if you have any questions
@@Brema__Brema im 100% gonna take you up on that! what’s the best way to contact you?
@@treymontoya3 Damn
@@LeonardoGarcia-bt9ci fr
Absolutly love how your office room is filled with all those plants
i started my own clothing brand and have had to dropship through a different company because i never had help explaining how to screen print/use a heat press and this just gave me the opportunity to stop using a middle man and do everything myself, thank you so much bro, your effort/transparency with the process has helped so much
I watched this with my 3 and 7 year olds and they were enthralled. Thanks for showing them how to make shirts.
This video has by far surpassed any other video I have watched on RUclips. I understand so much more now than before. Thank You so much for making this understandable to the layman. I wish you great success!
I would love to sit down with you and get into what drives your passion and why your willing to help people.
You can use clamps to secure your screen to the table next time. It may not be cost efficient but it’s secure. Great video by the way!
Bro I cannot thank you enough for this video. It's going to cost me way less than I initially thought to get my prints going.
El hecho de que el te explica literalmente paso por paso me encantaaaa, chico tu explicas como nadie mas lo hace, das los consejos y lo transparencia de tu marca, te agradezco demasiado por enseñarme todo el proceso bien explicado en este video
Bro the journey of figuring everything out when it comes to clothing is rough. From experimenting with hand drawing fabric paint, to buy heat presses and vinyl. But all that struggle must have a payoff at some point, and it’s all about the journey of finding the best way to do it. I appreciate you showing all these step by step processes. Currently I have a heat press and am only doing rhinestones with my cameo 4 and vinyl printing. Which is really cool especially the rhinestones but I really want to screen press, the difference between screen and vinyl is huge. Thank you for this man
✨I’ve been binge watching all of your content! Love the transparency, love the passion, truly appreciate you making these. I can’t wait to send you the first shirt I print from my brand because you’ve been so much help with the screen printing tips and videos. I just got me a 1 of 1 Rebirth Tee 😁 can’t wait to get a fit off in it!💕
Thank you so much, truly appreciate that and can’t wait to see what you print
Dear please write the name of items/ingredients and their amount. In English. Thanks.
I love how I saw this Basquiat portrait on fabric a few years ago in some pinterest photo laying around under some books and I was like wow that looks cool I wanna make this myself for my room or print that image on a hoodie maybe.. By that time I didn´t know anything about screen printing but came across it a couple times over the years and always thought I really wanna try it with this image and some of my own designs. Today I decided to actually find out how I can learn it and the first decent video is yours with the exact Basquiat print on the wall in the background. This is definitely the highlight of my day, made really smile :)
Thanks so much for this. I was trying to learn how to screen print a couple months back for something and couldn't seem to find a single simple video explaining what to do so ended up lino block printing, which was alright, but I'm so glad I stumbled upon your video because now I understand the basics, whereas it was so confusing before
EDIT: seems like so many people were having the same issue!
Greetings from the Rep. of Trinidad & Tobago...I once did a public speaking course and they pointed out to us, participants that the best speech is the one experienced ...no one but you can tell it better, because you would have lived it!...I think you demonstrated that concept well...lol!...Just to let you know, I thoroughly enjoyed three things in particular: 1. your use of IMPROVISATION, 2. your style of DELIVERY and 3. (the best part) your genuine and encouraging PERSONALITY...wink!...I had the opportunity of doing this printing technique (screen and emulsion) at the university of the West Indies (UWI) a few years aback...and you made it appear so simple...Thank you!
Thanks for making this so accessible. Lots of other videos make this pretty intimidating, but this actually makes me want to try it.
I'm not after perfection and am under no illusion I can be an expert in a rush. But getting a taste for this without having to spend a fortune is an encouraging thought.
I was taught how to screen print in school last year but I totally forgot the proper steps. Your video was super instructive and it helped me out a bunch! I was printing a couple t-shirts and they came out way too light and I realized after watching your videos that I forgot to flood. Thank you!
I found your channel through your Adult Swim tiktok, and I love your designs so much ♥️
thank you so much for this video, thank you, your a very talented person, I enjoyed this video now I know a little bit about what scene printing, I might have to look at this a few more times to really get the hang of it, I thank you.
Here's a good workshop tip... use clamps to hold the screen in place. You can get decent strong clamps for cheap
any recommendations
Thank god for people like you and RUclips. This is exactly what I needed to watch. Thank you
Dude, I'm just here waiting for the next drop.
I just dropped, follow my Instagram for update
I always come back to watch diss
Thank you for showing this. It is very interesting to know how to do it without a cricut or vinyl. It was very interesting to see how you get the designs on the screen and how they are burnt on. Thank you so much!
THANK U!!! I found a screen for $10 at the thrift and it's been so difficult to find inks/supplies that are affordable. Such an underappreciated medium.
I print photographs using a technique called carbon transfer print which uses essentially the same mechanism as the emulsion making in screen printing but the sensitising chemicals are quite toxic and I'm just so ready to start making something again that's not just a constant menace to my health 😂. And just want to say your studio is marvellous I would kill for a space like that to make work :P
Thank you so much for sharing your process! I can't express how helpful this straightforward video was after so much research lol Also love your work, it's like walking art and of course your channel! I can't wait to do my own prints soon!
I really appreciate you showing the light print. Errors are important to share so thanks.
I get really nice calm vibes from you. It feels very chill and like you take your time. I JUST got a "testing kit" from this subscription place and I kinda loved the first print even thought I messed up. It turned out pretty nice. Now I kind of want to try it but it seems a litte daunting to start. I will follow to learn more :D
you are SO fantastic. I LOVE your vibe, smile, art and biz. Sending awesomeness your way. Thank you for sharing. I wish my studio looked as cool as yours!! So great. Keep rockin' Cheers!
So glad I found your channel! I’m trying to start my own brand and this was just what I needed! Your energy and brand are sick and I can’t wait to see more !!
Thank you very much!! Out of all the videos I watched on this subject… you are the best!! No half hour speech on screen printing before actual showing. You were right down to it. easy steps shown ,slow paced, cheaper tools , different methods!! Keep up the good work!!! And Thank you again!!
Thanks so much for these videos. If it wasn't for folks on youtube doing tutorials like this I would have never started learning the craft. It takes some time to get started but screen printing at home or on your own is totally doable. And thank you for focussing on DIY low cost stuff too. Some of the videos out there are less helpful for those of us that don't already have our own shop.
Thank you for making printing look much easier than I originally thought. Tom
This video eased my anxiety lol
Questions:
1. If I reuse a screen how do I get rid of the old design?
2. How long should I let a shirt dry?
Also, amazing video I have a vinyl konogram small business and I want to start screen printing but I was so scared. Now I may try it.
Great video! Once you mix the emulsion and the sensitizer, do you have to use it all up or can you save it for the next project? in other words, how long does it last if you keep it in a dark place?
3 months
I appreciate this video for beginners. Other videos will say for beginners but they are not . They miss important steps like the baby steps needed. But Thanks for not holding information back to help those who need videos like theses to start.
Needed this!!! Thank You BREMA
Of course, Much love for tuning in
I loved everything about this video. It’s rare to get people to share knowledge.
giving away your trade tips, much appreciated man fr 💛
Of course, thanks for watching
A+ job....1 thing to mention to help with better transfer....is that I found flooding the screen first then making you first pass pushing give better results
Very clear, easy to follow intro, unlike some videos I've seen on RUclips. Thank you so very much, your guide is very helpful. Wishing you every success with Unfinished Legacy.💜
Most definitely greatful Brema and love your work too, thank you very much for sharing your experience 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿🙏🏿
....this was so easy to watch after watching a ton of other diys...so chill...
great energy bro! how did you find a workplace big enough to get messy and creative without having to do it in your living room???
frs such a struggle
Very helpful I’ve watched bunch of other videos on how to get started and this one by far made more sense to me 🤙🏼 gonna give it a shot
This was the most helpful DIY video I’ve ever watched. What do you do if you wanted to use multiple colors fr one design as a beginner?
Thank you so much, this video makes screen printing seem less daunting. Also your calm nature helps as well!
- you need to lubricate the screen with water first if it is water based ink (spray mist then dry for 10 mins)
- your t shirt needs to be adhered to the surface using table tac or spray adhesive
- you need a squeegee that can flood the entire print and pull/push the entire print ( if you use a small one you have streaks of heavy ink load in sections/lines)
- you need to ad glycerin gel to the ink to stop it from drying if you are doing multiple shirts (1-2% of ink weight)
good luck
I love the recommendations but not the tone of telling.
@@leandersmith6184 there is no tone hear there are no words he is sampling typing and helping others
Great stuff thx
Just want to add that you are fabulous Brema. Thanks for sharing your skills!
Your method is so simplistic. Some people have you worrying about clamps, registration marks, dryers for your curing…
I learnt a lot as someone looking to start his own brand. Thank you 🌹 God bless you 🌹
AHHHH BRUUHHHH THANK YOU SO MUCH!! JUST WHAT I NEEDED!
Glad I could help out
Just randomly looking for tips and came across this video and just saw that Unfinished legacy brand !! I bought one of your shirts but didn’t know anything bout the brand, it’s honestly one of my favorite shirts that I own !!! Great job and keep up with all the great quality stuff you guys do!!
I appreciate you making this so much! Thank you for explaining everything in an easy to understand way. ♥️ “Screen print my own shirts” has been on my physical copy of my life bucket list since about 2007, no joke. Thanks to you I’m going to give it a try finally this year.
I been wanting to do this but i don’t what to use and how to start, thank you for this tutorial 👍 pretty much appreciated.
this is an amazing video! love the energy and how thorough you are not only to explain step by step but the reason behind it. thank you!
i apreciate the energy and time you have dedicated to do this video for begginers. Love
screen printing is cool but I'm waiting on the illustrator tutorials
Will work on that very soon
Your tropical interior with those plants make the watching experience relaxing.
Bredrin thank you SO MUCH for this. Your videos are dope & to the point. You seem like a genuine person & we know how rare that is. Keep doing you, thanks again for the inspiration.
this video is everything. Thanks so much, I can’t imagine a better way to learn about screen printing.
Love the video, this was very helpful and informative and inspired me to start doing my own screenprinting. Would you be interested and doing a similar video; very DIY with low cost, but with multiple colors? Like burning screens for say a 4 color design without an actual press and just the screens?
Great Video. I live in an apartment and dont have access to a high pressure garden hose. Just wanted to point out that the pressure in my kitchen sink was enough to wash the emulsion out. for a bigger screen I just took it into the shower with me. Just in case anyone is worried that you'd need higher pressure.
Thank you for posting this, been looking to get into screen printing and came across your page. Your work is amazing 🤙🏾
this is the most friendly, warm and authentic made video about screen printing, I've seen. Go on and be yourself. 💕Love your style. I can learn so much of your videos 🥰
As a complete beginner.... loads of questions, sorry! Did screen printing always rely on light exposure or was there a different way of making the screen? And if the first exposure doesn't work, do you have to start right over again, with a new layer of pure emulsion?
Coming up with your own photos or art work for your screen prints is a good start .
Thanks for mentioning cheaper ways to do things. Helps when starting out.
you can also get standard 8.5x11 transparency sheets at office depot (some wal-mart locations have them as well) and you can print on your home printer if it's an inkjet printer. I didn't know that speedball made a light kit - I think that's pretty handy. I've always used a 500 or 800 watt photoflood bulb from a specialty photography supply or light bulb supply shop ( $7 - $15 for a bulb depending on brand and where you get it) and I have a 1000 watt rated lamp that I got a long time ago at Lowe's. I don't think lowes sells anything rated above 300 watts anymore in store but they can still be found online if you look hard enough - be sure to always power it through a surge protector and always have a class B or ABC fire extinguisher on hand (NEVER class A only - Those can make an electrical fire worse)
I'm confused, I'm doing the ave to a PDF and going to print shop, but idk how there going to print it, what will they print it on for me to put on my screen?? please help, will they print it on a piece of transparent paper??
HELLO BROTHER
Awesome
I like that you are promoting idea of keep trying different ways which gives the best results.
Your explanation is also explicit.
Hi!
Once you mix it together how long does it last ?
I just watched half of the video, but you are explaining it so well. I'm going to Watch the other half now. But thnx for the good vibes men!
such a great tutorial, amazingly explained. love the vibe too. thank you so much brema and wishing you all the success :)
What a wonderful person sharing your knowledge, thank you very much.
When you first started your brand did you go straight to screen printing? Have you experimented with heat transfer or any other style of printing? And what advice do you have for someone who is trying to start his brand, living in LA i have a lot of stuff accessible but don’t know where to start i have some very rough designs but just can’t think of a starting point
best video I've watched on screen printing you didn't over explain. kept it simple and have point for point ideal on how simple it can be
What kind of marker was that?
Sade playing in the background nice touch.
Hey Brema, to have a different design on the same screen, can i reapply a new coat of emulsion? or do i have to buy a separate screen for every design?
Also, you're a gem! Love from India
You have to reclaim the screen using decoater chemical to remove the hardened emulsion first , wash it off and then you can reuse it for other designs.
@@deven05 Thanks for answering!!
I actually miss screen printing. Had two autos and two manuals.
Been out of biz for five years now. Your video was impressive.
Do I have to buy a new screen everytime I come up with a new design?
I think there is a screen washer you can buy to erase the previous design, it’s a fluid
Broooo I literally seen you on TikTok, you’re the reason I want to get into screen printing!!
props to you brother. just bought a shirt and i think imma try out screen printing too when i get back home
Your videographer is great he always finds really interesting and creative shots
This is the best DIY video on screen printing I’ve seen. Straight to the point and simply explained. No ranting or using equipment that the average person couldn’t afford. THANK YOU
Checked your website and you have some sick designs!
dude i think i just fell in love with your vibe, its probably just cuz you love so much what you do, it kinda shines through, but you just seem so friendly, approachable, passionate and everything ! also very well explained ahah, and got all the info i needed, so great video as a whole !
I love the large work space you have
you are such a good human for this cause people that gatekeep are B A R F
I like how the setup is all diy 5 star video!
thank you for the steps I'm taking a class on screen printing right now and wanted to see the process thank you for the visual.
Y ou are truly the one guy that inspired me to want to screen print. it seem so artistic than using my press thank you for sharing your gift