Welcome to Sunday, yet again! If anyone has seen that movie "Groundhog Day", you can relate to how I am feeling right about now. Wasn't I just here posting Studio Sunday? It seems the weeks fly by! Of course, Monday doesn't feel like that at all! LOL
Yesterday, I spent the day screenprinting to paper. Today, I will be screenprinting to fabric. I am totally excited about these new screens as the designs were taken from one little doodle that I had drawn a ways back. This is actually a continuation of the design I posted here and I continued to develop it in Photoshop Elements. The screens came out fabulous as the smallest lines were picked up in the designs I left them in. That detail you cannot get from a stencil or a hand-carved stamp and that's the beauty of Thermofax screens.
First, here is the doodle that started it all!
Here are the designs so far from it:
This last design was created using a photo of flowers and then layered with a few brushes I had already created in PE. The details all around the edges have to be seen up close like the text lying underneath the flowers along the bottom.
Yesterday, I spent the day screenprinting to paper. Today, I will be screenprinting to fabric. I am totally excited about these new screens as the designs were taken from one little doodle that I had drawn a ways back. This is actually a continuation of the design I posted here and I continued to develop it in Photoshop Elements. The screens came out fabulous as the smallest lines were picked up in the designs I left them in. That detail you cannot get from a stencil or a hand-carved stamp and that's the beauty of Thermofax screens.
First, here is the doodle that started it all!
Here are the designs so far from it:
This last design was created using a photo of flowers and then layered with a few brushes I had already created in PE. The details all around the edges have to be seen up close like the text lying underneath the flowers along the bottom.
I hope you all have a super creative day and enjoy the rest of your weekend!

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