Reduction Silkscreen

[@JewmangiBK]

Blotting the screen filler to get that texture was genius. Really enjoyed your process, thanks for sharing!

[@thomigwe-walker4211]

this is a well demonstrated and clearly explained process. great video, thank you

[@catklu]

Thank you for an encompassing and detailed insight.

[@xilo7205]

this is a veeery nice video !!! thanks for showing your work and teaching it :)

[@thegfxmech5475]

Thank you kind sir for the time you invested in educating all of us.

[@antonioramirez1928]

Thank you so much for this video. 👏👏👏

[@underpressurehouston890]

Thank you so much.-Pat

[@senababacan4060]

thank you it was perfect.

[@underpressurehouston890]

Thank you Xilo720-Pat

[@nycgweed]

This is very educational and great tps

[@korencrosbie]

All of your videos that I have seen are very informative and wonderful. What can be used to remove the screen filler after the edition is made? Are any solvents involved?

[@patrickmasterson4700]

Speedball makes a screen filler remover. You can also try to soak it pretty heavy with a common household cleaner called Grease lightning. Takes a little bit longer and a scrub.

[@ashleyortiz-diaz7868]

This is great! can you clarify what registration tabs you're using here?

[@underpressurehouston890]

I made them myself, you can find how to use masking tape to make reusable registration tabs within the videos.

[@sharifahnursyuhaida-aida6718]

What thing u used to block the color?

[@underpressurehouston890]

Using Speedball Screen Filler and Drawing Fluid