This one went well until I got to the black layer:
I forgot to clean the squeegee after the gold layer, so the black one got a bit muddled. Which isn’t a good thing if you’re doing this kind of print. If it isn’t crisp it looks like a mistake. Which it is.
I usually wash the screen between each printing, which takes a lot of time. I wanted to see what happened if I used the same, unwashed screen several times…
Well, that’s not what I expected! It’s weird how the paint-on-paint stuff almost goes inverse.
The other effect was perhaps more to be expected. When I moved the screen, without cleaning it, it picked up quite a lot of ink which it then deposited — looking rather like dirt.
But I like the idea. I have to print more of this Mark Newgarden image taken from “Love’s Savage Fury” and see what happens. I should get some light, but not white, shirts to print on…