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Cody Barr Presentation2
Cody Barr Presentation2
Cody Barr
SCREEN PRINTING
Screen printing involves pushing ink or paint through a mesh stencil onto a canvas,
known as a substrate.
When an object is ready to be screen printed, it is laid on a flat surface, and the screen is
laid on top of it.
A squeegee can then be used to force the ink or paint through the holes in the mesh and
onto the substrate.
Some items that a screen printer might create include posters, tapestries, decals, and
clothing.
A screen printer can either purchase a screen printing press or make his own.
After making a screen printing press, a screen printer will then need to create the stencils
on the screens.
Simple designs that require only one color will usually only require on stencil. Complex
designs with more than one color, on the other hand, will usually require a different stencil
for each color.
Screen printers will usually need to be somewhat artistic. They should have a good sense
of color and style.
Many times, screen printers will need to create their own designs, which should be
interesting and unique.
The salary of a screen printer will vary, depending on his specialty and talent, as well as
the demand for his services