At this point in the course, students in my introductory screenprinting class have learned basic skills and are now adding their own creative elements to the assignments. This is one of my favorite times of the semester: I love to see individualized and diverse approaches to assignments taking shape. I'll post some of those images later, but here are some photos of students at work during project development stages.
Joey Luck works at the light table to perfect the transparency he'll use later to create a photo-emulsion stencil.
Carmen Ortega and Allison Porterfield are turning sketches into final drawings.
Zavijava Smith is washing out her screen after a successful photo-emulsion image exposure.
Roger O'Leary-Archer, in the advanced section, is curating a finished print edition.
Traci Durfee, another advanced student, beams agreeably for the camera as she begins to prepare her screen for printing.
Joey Luck works at the light table to perfect the transparency he'll use later to create a photo-emulsion stencil.
Carmen Ortega and Allison Porterfield are turning sketches into final drawings.
Zavijava Smith is washing out her screen after a successful photo-emulsion image exposure.
Roger O'Leary-Archer, in the advanced section, is curating a finished print edition.
Traci Durfee, another advanced student, beams agreeably for the camera as she begins to prepare her screen for printing.
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