Silkscreening and Psychotherapy

Comment by lima on September 27, 2010 at 9:22pm

One of my art classes was learning how to do silkscreens from beginning to end... was fun...

There was this one silkscreening company that a few of us used to take our designs to all the time to get shirts made... We had some silly stuff from time to time... most of the time just one color.

I bet wallpaper was fun!
I am a sucker for indian block print...

Comment by flophousepoodle on September 28, 2010 at 6:39pm

hai. enjoyed : )

Comment by BlancheNoE on September 29, 2010 at 8:26am

Hmm,...I didn't see hands bursting from a man's chest, I saw a big hungry and angry vagina with grabby-hands that wanted to eat me,...what do you think that says about me?,..and more importantly, can I get insured against that?,..and you just gave me a great idea for at least one room in my dream-house. All the walls and furniture will be caucasian colored. It will save me money on pajamas.

Comment by Geoff on September 30, 2010 at 9:37am

Hi Lima: I think your print would be described as a pomegranate style pattern by design students, but I don't know if that means the motif was actually derived from naturalistic renderings of pomegranates hundreds of years ago. People write long books arguing about things like that. The way the ovals are staggered is called an ogival repeat.
This is a sample of the wallpaper I printed (and later wrapped Christmas presents in).

Christine, maybe we can arrange for you to be analyzed on a couch upholstered in a chinese roses pattern. Maybe if you take Blanch with you, you can get a discount, and when you get tired of your own unconscious you can examine hers.

Blanch-The empress has no wallpaper!

floptical illuision

Comment by BlancheNoE on October 1, 2010 at 8:04am

@ Geoff- Yeah sure,....like you didn't see that too.

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