Silkscreen Monotype Printing
Sat, 13 Sept
|The Churn Room
Silkscreen monotypes always have an element of serendipity! Join Deborah Price to discover this enthralling printing technique using traditional silkscreens.
When & Where
13 Sept 2025, 9:30 am – 1:30 pm AEST
The Churn Room, 38 Williams St, Dayboro QLD 4521, Australia
Details
This 4-hour silkscreen monotype workshop is suitable for beginners.
If you are looking for a printing technique that’s a little bit different, this workshop is for you. And you don’t have to be able to draw!
Silkscreen monotype is a type of printing. It is sometimes referred to as serigrapy.
The image is applied directly to the silkscreen with either acrylic paints, watercolours and/or watercolour pencils and crayons. Print paste is applied
and the the screen is squeegeed.
Unlike normal screen printing, where the image is burnt into the screen (and you can get multiple prints), this technique only produces one print. Hence the term monotype. Each print is unique with a beautiful painterly effect; and a gorgeous texture from the screen.