screen-print

Has been involved in the screen-print industry for over 35 years.

Neptune Films is also known for their screen-print apparel and stickers.

Installation view of the screen-print posters created during the workshop

Groombridge works in various media including screen-print, letterpress and sculpture.

Warhol made several screen-print versions of Marilyn, in many colors and sizes.

The recently delivered machine is to be used for short run screen-print production, as well as supporting the company's existing digital department.

They range from screen-print political fliers to found objects like tin cans, bottles and an oversize felt suit.

Dan's case was no different and, in fact, he was required to put university temporarily on hold to devote himself full-time his screen-print operation.

And as part of their new venture, they would also screen-print their own line of designer T-shirts for sale to the public.

Young is best known for his enamel, screen-print paintings on linen, which explore celebrity, rock and roll, death and history.

If used with a dot-matrix printer, the Serial Pro offered several screen-print variations.

Or, to hold up the mirror to our industrialization and mass-production, a screen-print of one hundred such soup-cans in mechanical rows.

The dreaming came later too, by way of a pressed floral screen-print in solarised yellow that lifted an otherwise sober season.

We screen-print the cushions, hand mix our colours - by eye - and use stitching on many cushions to make each one unique.

200 copies with handmade screen-print sleeves.

Screen-print using 5 screens and 8 colours on T H Saunders paper, edition 200".

In 2004 artist John Reynolds acquired the licence to reproduce images of Wilson as large screen-print canvases.

Less remarkable are a row of screen-print portraits along one wall; these are mostly bland, uninspired depictions of art world colleagues and friends.

Screen-print napkins by Polly Morgan, £95, The Cross

Visitors can print their own letterpress keepsake, screen-print a shirt, have their name cast in metal or get a head start finding some handmade holiday cards.

Following the painting's first American presentation, Andy Warhol in 1963 created multiple renditions in his screen-print Pop art style.

Moreover, she said, they decided to start a business that would screen-print T-shirts for other companies that wanted them for distribution as promotional products, gifts or mementos.

$200 acquisitive - one print only (A/P) Award for screen-print, lithograph, etching, woodcut or linocut,

In 1980, long time friend Andy Warhol immortalized her image with a limited edition screen-print published to raise funds for the German Cancer Aid.

Her other works include All Souls (1988), a fifteen-foot screen-print work featuring repetitive images of a fetus, an image Smith found in a Japanese anatomy book.