RE-Silkscreening • A reply to Geoff

Comment by lima on November 6, 2010 at 9:13am

=) I am glad I watched this early this morning, but it just reminded me to go upstairs and finish clearing out my spare bedroom. (my basement)

I loved my art classes... all my art stuff is staying, I can''t part with any of it... its everything else I am getting rid of.

Yeah the bubble came out cool actually.

When I watch these types of vid, I really wanna start doing some artsy stuff. I use to work with a diazo machine that is smiliar to the silkscreen, in some aspects, actually not really. Mostly reproduction of pen and ink work on a thin film, vellum, mylar, and acetate foils. I still have some of my work, maybe I will do a vid and show you.

I really liked the four square print, you should make prints to sell on ebay. Cool shirt! yeah for baseball raglan sleeves!

Glad you posted this, enjoyed listening to artsy topics this morning. =)

Comment by S.A. Murray on November 6, 2010 at 9:21am

I would really enjoy seeing your works Lima :)
I'll have to post the wire frame paper mache I did :P

Comment by NatureJunkie on November 7, 2010 at 3:21pm

I think those are pretty cool items, Scott, especially the Yellow Submarine plate. I'm impressed that you developed such an avid interest through high school art classes and that you're still in the field today. It's a strong argument for why the arts are worth teaching.

What do I have in my basement? I have given away most of the art I've made as soon as I made it, but I have quite a collection of art made by other people that ended up in thrift stores. I've been intending to make a video about it for quite a while. Now is not the time, but you will see it here eventually.

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