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    Screen Printing on Paper

    A course by BarbaGraphic Designers and Screen Printers

    Screen Printing on Paper

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    12 lessons & 17 downloads

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    Screen Printing on Paper

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    Screen Printing on Paper

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    Barba

    Barba

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    Graphic Designers and Screen Printers

    Joined November 2014

    Barba is made up of Albert Jornet and Bea Bascuñán, both graphic designers currently living in Barcelona. Barba is a manual screen printing workshop where, in addition to accepting commissions and producing their own pieces, they collaborate with illustrators and designers to make limited editions of their work.

    Content

    • U1

      We start

      • Who we are and what we do
      • References
    • U2

      Workspace and materials

      • Work space
      • Emulsified and insolated space
      • materials
    • U3

      The photolith and possibilities of screen printing

      • The photolith
      • Exploring the possibilities of screen printing
    • U4

      The stamping and its tricks

      • Design and preparation of the photolith.
      • Emulsified and insolated screen
      • Preparation of the screen and color
      • Stamping and registration of the two colors
      • Final piece. Cleaning and recovered
    • FP

      Final project

      • Screen printing on paper

    What to expect from a Domestika course

    • Learn at your own pace

      Enjoy learning from home without a set schedule and with an easy-to-follow method. You set your own pace.

    • Learn from the best professionals

      Learn valuable methods and techniques explained by top experts in the creative sector.

    • Meet expert teachers

      Each expert teaches what they do best, with clear guidelines, true passion, and professional insight in every lesson.

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      Videos of the highest quality, so you don't miss a single detail. With unlimited access, you can watch them as many times as you need to perfect your technique.

    • Share knowledge and ideas

      Ask questions, request feedback, or offer solutions. Share your learning experience with other students in the community who are as passionate about creativity as you are.

    • Connect with a global creative community

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    FAQs

    Manual screen printing is a printing technique that transfers images or designs onto paper and other surfaces using a screen and ink. It’s perfect for creating artwork, posters, limited editions, and experimenting with graphic compositions.

    This course is designed for people with basic knowledge of art or graphic design, but no prior screen printing experience is needed. All steps and materials are explained from scratch, making it ideal for self-taught learners and those wanting to set up their own studio.

    You’ll need a screen, squeegee, inks, hinges or clamps, photosensitive emulsion, a work table, cleaning supplies, and paper or another printing surface. The course provides a detailed materials list and homemade alternatives.

    You’ll learn the entire screen printing process on paper: from creating and separating images, setting up your workspace and screen, making photoliths, coating with emulsion, color registration, manual printing, to reclaiming the screen.

    The course guides you on how to adapt a small home space into a screen printing studio, organizing a work table, emulsion area, exposure station, cleaning zone, and drying racks. Compact, ergonomic solutions for tight spaces are recommended.

    A photolith is an opaque image on acetate or tracing paper used to transfer the design onto the screen. You’ll learn both DIY and professional methods to create photoliths, adjust opacity, and achieve great results.

    The course teaches how to separate a design’s colors into different layers, create a photolith for each color, and manually register them so all colors line up perfectly in multi-color prints.

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