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I'm just trying photo-emulsion silk screening for the first time.
I know that the emulsion is UV-sensitive, soI have 2 questions:
1) Can I work under regular room lighting to prep my screen? or does it have to be done in the dark or with a darkroom light?
2) What kind of UV light is both most effective and the cheapest for a casual/beginner silkscreener like me?
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Re: silkscreening
04/23Maybe you should ask your question in the screen printing tribe.. screenprinting.tribe.net
They're pretty knowledgeable over there. Although props to you for bringing my attention back to this tribe. =) -
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Re: silkscreening
11/04also look for blim at www.blim.ca
they regularly do affordable silkscreening workshops...
i mean to check them out sometime but have not since they were in the downtown eastside...
they moved to main and 17th some time back and i have not been by their new spot
good luck
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Re: silkscreening
11/08
Thanks for reminding me...I learned to silkscreen at Blim!
Maybe I should just e-mail Yuriko and ask her some details directly.
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