Screen Printing

Screen printing is a form of printing that uses a woven mesh to support an ink-blocking stencil. The stencil is placed on top of the mesh, and ink is then spread across the mesh with a squeegee, filling the open areas of the stencil with ink. The ink is then transferred onto the desired material, such as paper, fabric, or plastic.

This method allows for precise and detailed prints with vivid colors and sharp lines. Each layer of ink is applied separately, allowing for multiple colors to be used in a single design. The ink is also able to penetrate deeply into the material, creating a long-lasting print that will withstand wear and tear.

Screen printing has been used for centuries, and continues to be a popular method of printing for a variety of applications, including t-shirts, posters, and packaging. With its versatility and longevity, it remains a valuable tool in the world of art and design.