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SILKSCREEN PAINTING: THE PROCESS

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This is the process i use when making silkscreen paintings. The screen count is 255 and the dyes are concentrated, water based silk dyes.

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David was born and raised in Toronto and graduated from the Ontario College of Art. He worked in Toronto as a graphic designer in design studios, advertising agencies and the corporate environment, specializing in information design. Now retired, David is exploring a variety of mediums: photography, silkscreen monoprints, pastel, plus monoprints (flora), and enjoying every messy minute. Member: Pastel Artists of Canada; Don Valley Art Club; Artists' Network - Toronto. Please note: Computer screen images are back lit (luminous) and appear bright with intensified colours. Paintings and photographic prints are reflective and have lower levels of contrast and colour intensity.
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Producing artwork in a variety of mediums: Silkscreen paintings, Monotypes and Photography.
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