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Meet artist and screenprinter Dominique Desbiens of Montreal and get inky.
Art, Ad, or Alchemy Podcast number 32, explores a screen printing technique that imitates nature and defies logic. It’s not practical, it’s unpredicatable, takes longer, and wastes ink. So of course some screenprinters love it, and artists eat it up. The split fountain.
There is a written story with pictures of Episode 32 in the latest issue of screenprintingmag.com, (link) but if you are listening thank you for visiting Art, Ad, or Alchemy, push start and let’s get going.
Art, Ad, or Alchemy Podcast number 32, explores a screen printing technique that imitates nature and defies logic. It’s not practical, it’s unpredicatable, takes longer, and wastes ink. So of course some screenprinters love it, and artists eat it up. The split fountain.
There is a written story with pictures of Episode 32 in the latest issue of screenprintingmag.com, (link) but if you are listening thank you for visiting Art, Ad, or Alchemy, push start and let’s get going.
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