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yeah, it was 3 layers of Screen Printing to build up the gold, 2 spot colours and the CMYK. plus some painting and a bit of glitter for effect.
Hard to show how mad it is in real life.
I want to sell them but it's difficult to get money for them without them being seen. Might have to put on my big boy trousers and go into a gallery and see if they will sell it for me.
Manson7am-
The gold is insane - that’s come out so well. It looks embossed.
I wish I had the time/space to screen print. I’ve got a DIY set up in my loft that I’ve not used for 10 years. I’m jealous of my younger self, who had access to screen, litho, etc printing facilities at uni and don’t take advantage of it!
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I want to sell them but it's difficult to get money for them without them being seen. Might have to put on my big boy trousers and go into a gallery and see if they will sell it for me.
Are you creating the base drawings as well, or are you gilding on top of found images? I'm wondering whether there'd be a commission market for these, taking a customer's base image and embellishing it.
AlexD
brokenbetty
Having done some process screen printing (to a much, much more rudimentary level!), I can appreciate how difficult to produce that would have been! I love the way the paintings have come out. So was it something like CMYK + 5 spot colours? Does that include the gold, or was that done as a separate process?