Printmaking processes can be technically complex, and as we see here, the artist has to know what they're doing, and have a plan to arrive at the finished image. Sunny Kabocha is obviously experienced and skilled, and she's using sophisticated equipment at her school, but silkscreen is a press-free printing method that anyone can try at home with a basic starter kit. We are so glad she created this in-depth look at her process!
Thank you Sunny! I remember I requested and you said you would definitely make a video/tutorial on your silkscreening process! This is the best I've seen on RUclips, you're amazing Sunny!!
In my visual studies degree, I printed a hard ground etching and transparent (50% transparency base) screen print layers on top. This video brought back lots of memories! Love the prints. :)
those flames boots are everything 🥰 and the prints look great, i really like when i can see the colour layers not matching perfectly. gives a print more character and individuality😀
I definitely want to get back into silkscreening. I did a little bit a few years ago for the first time in a long time but I wanted to get some more equipment before I got back into it again.
Yes, you're right. It needs to look like that to achieve the right aesthetic. If it's too perfect, it will look like it was made with a digital printer. My suggestion is to leave at least 1 inch of space around the print and 2 inches at the bottom to place your artist stamp, series information, and signature. Good job!
Props for posting on art prints as well as t shirts. I print USA flags on everything and would like to print the canton and paint the stripes for obvious reasons.
As a beginner it's better to do *it on 1 side but I believe that you can put the emulsion on both sides (some people do) to be safe in case there is a bit of dust on 1 side; but the time of exposure may be longer
Cool process. I can see why vinyl adhesion from a Cricut cutout is faster and easier. No emulsion, light bed, multiple drying. Way faster. With a CNC router and a drag knife any print size is possible.
I noticed on the pink layer you weren’t always pulling or flooding in an even stroke, what’s the reason for that? And why do multiple strokes sometimes? I’m trying to get better at printing and your work is lovely 😊
that was not well printed don't take advice from me 😭 but sometimes you need to pull multiple strokes bc one isn't enough for the paint to go on the page
I screen printed for over 33 years but still enjoyed watching your entire process. I have to admit I did cringe during some parts but it all comes with experience. I have been working on other printing methods for several years but screen printing is my first love. I like following your progress as an artist and this video was really fun to watch.
Hello, are you already a master's student? Two months ago I finished my degree in visual arts, I still have to graduate, I feel proud of everything I have learned, I love sculpture and screen printing, but I feel very exhausted, I don't know whether to stop for a moment or continue.
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Printmaking processes can be technically complex, and as we see here, the artist has to know what they're doing, and have a plan to arrive at the finished image. Sunny Kabocha is obviously experienced and skilled, and she's using sophisticated equipment at her school, but silkscreen is a press-free printing method that anyone can try at home with a basic starter kit. We are so glad she created this in-depth look at her process!
I’ve never tried silkscreen printing or am planning to, but its really interesting watching you explain everything 🥰
thank youuuu it is nice to see it visually
@@sunnykabochais that picture little bit a mistake/not straight?or....
Thank you Sunny! I remember I requested and you said you would definitely make a video/tutorial on your silkscreening process! This is the best I've seen on RUclips, you're amazing Sunny!!
i'm so happy it helped!! 😘😍
You’re so talented! The prints look luxurious because of the care and labor you put into them!💕
thank you!!! 😌❤️
In my visual studies degree, I printed a hard ground etching and transparent (50% transparency base) screen print layers on top. This video brought back lots of memories! Love the prints. :)
aaa so cool, thank you!
Love this video, Sunny! And the end print is fabulous!! ❤
awww thank you leslie!! 🥰
It turned out beautifull! Such a cool process, and you captured/ explained it so well.
those flames boots are everything 🥰
and the prints look great, i really like when i can see the colour layers not matching perfectly. gives a print more character and individuality😀
i agrée!! 😍🫶🏻
Thank you for sharing your creative process with us.
so fun to see this process!! they turned out so pretty 🥲
thank you 😩😩
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful art and the screen-printing process :)
The print is just beautiful...love it!!!
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Your opening was great... I chuckled and then I had to watch the rest!
Silkscreen video, my favorite! And there aren’t many vlog type videos on RUclips
thank you!! 🥺❤️
this was so satisfying to watch thanks so much for sharing x
thank you dear xx
I definitely want to get back into silkscreening. I did a little bit a few years ago for the first time in a long time but I wanted to get some more equipment before I got back into it again.
Yes, you're right. It needs to look like that to achieve the right aesthetic. If it's too perfect, it will look like it was made with a digital printer. My suggestion is to leave at least 1 inch of space around the print and 2 inches at the bottom to place your artist stamp, series information, and signature. Good job!
It came out so pretty 🥺🥰❤️!!
thank you so much 🥺🥺
Props for posting on art prints as well as t shirts. I print USA flags on everything and would like to print the canton and paint the stripes for obvious reasons.
i love the overlapping colors! :))
thank you my muchacha
As a beginner it's better to do *it on 1 side but I believe that you can put the emulsion on both sides (some people do) to be safe in case there is a bit of dust on 1 side; but the time of exposure may be longer
Cool process. I can see why vinyl adhesion from a Cricut cutout is faster and easier. No emulsion, light bed, multiple drying. Way faster. With a CNC router and a drag knife any print size is possible.
I did silkscreens at Uni for very short time for one day that I forgot the process. Thanks to refresh my knowledge. I love your work ❤❤❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊😊
❤love the poses!! LOL!! Great work!!
the print is sooo beautiful
thank youuu 🥰
You are a hoot! Love the video
you are a great teacher sunny!!!
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I noticed on the pink layer you weren’t always pulling or flooding in an even stroke, what’s the reason for that? And why do multiple strokes sometimes? I’m trying to get better at printing and your work is lovely 😊
that was not well printed don't take advice from me 😭 but sometimes you need to pull multiple strokes bc one isn't enough for the paint to go on the page
@@sunnykabocha lol ok cool, thanks for the reply! It turned out great anyway 😊
I love you art💖👏💖👏💖👏
thank you 🥰🥰
I so love silkscreen!
it's good isn't it!
@@sunnykabocha yes. I'm very sad right now. I 'm also an artist and your videos help me remember what I love .
Oh! Great tips☺! Thank you~
its so pretttyyy 💗🤌i really wanna try silkscreening but idk where to start :(
i think there are ways you can do at home! x
Beautiful! How did you know you only had to use 4 colors to copy the digital colors?
Curious,, are you going to try other types of printmaking ?
i've done etching, and lino cut in the past!
Thank You keep making them
Thank you for sharing ❤❤
I screen printed for over 33 years but still enjoyed watching your entire process. I have to admit I did cringe during some parts but it all comes with experience. I have been working on other printing methods for several years but screen printing is my first love. I like following your progress as an artist and this video was really fun to watch.
omg i'm sorry i made you cringe, im not so skilled at it 🥲
That fire alarm set off my fight or flight 🥲🥲🥲🥲 lol
HAHAHAH
Very nice ❤
hi what paper do you use?
Wow keren, Verry nice silkscreen colors🌹👍🏻🌹👍🏻🌿.
have u tried oil base?
no 🤔
@@sunnykabocha ahahhahah u can try oil base and print on glass
Beautiful channel and Artist, teacher, asmr face and voice
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did you use to have a video about an art studio/room tour? did i imagine this 😂
😂😂😂 i took a lot of my videos down bc i wasn't proud of them/the way i looked 🥺
@@sunnykabocha that’s too bad i find studio/room tours to be inspiring well maybe you’ll feel like making a new one in the future 🎨
Love you 💕 💖 ❤️
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@@sunnykabocha ♥️♥️😘😘
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Hello, are you already a master's student? Two months ago I finished my degree in visual arts, I still have to graduate, I feel proud of everything I have learned, I love sculpture and screen printing, but I feel very exhausted, I don't know whether to stop for a moment or continue.
hi! yeah i am AND CONGRATS!! stop if you need a moment but if you find yourself more comfortable to keep going then just continue on 🫶🏻
Dope
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one day ill comment before blick gets here
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dick blick, thats a name i havent heard in a longtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiime, Desert art supplies, man i havent painted in 8 yrs now
u re funny
I found this after reading about Andy Warhol's silkscreen art. Seems complex!
Can I work with you, please 🙂?
Ooh so excited to see this!!