Screen prints for sale

Over the course of two semesters, I produced many screen prints for class. I have many edition sets and therefore I find myself with multiple copies of the same print, which I do not need. Thus, I am looking to sell these. They make wonderful gifts and great wall decorations. If you have any interest please email me at madster2241@yahoo.com! The photos of them are not the best, as I was in a rush and they were with my phone. The typography pieces are hand-lettered and are available on both white and black paper. 

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A Perfect Season

This was my CMYK screen print for my final. I am a diehard Wichita State college basketball fan. Being from Wichita, I grew up cheering for the hometown team and ever since my first basketball game in Charles Koch Arena, I have been hooked from day one. 

This past season was a memorable one, and one that will go down in history as the best ever. Despite the early exit, in one of the best NCAA tournament games, I couldn't have been more happy with how the team performed with such heart, passion, and poise throughout the year. Leaders on and off the court, this team deserves to be remembered forever. So my print highlights just some of their many accomplishments and feats from the season. 

"The Perfect Season." CMYK Print. Ink. 2014.

Screen Printing

This semester I am taking serigraphy for the first time. I have thoroughly enjoyed exploring this new medium. The first two prints above are just a couple from our first assignment, where we just experimented and learned how the whole process worked. Following this first assignment, we were taught edition printing, reduction printing, and CMYK printing. As frustrated as I became during the reduction process, I think that is my favorite way to screen print. I also did the CMYK prints for my final two prints. I am still in awe of how this method works, because it looks exactly like a photo. I will be taking the intermediate course in the fall, and I am excited to continue working in this medium and hopefully will try something new. 

"Sunset" Reduction Print. Ink. 2014.

After we were taught edition and reduction printing, our assignment was to go back and redo one of those prints to better it or improve upon it. I chose my reduction print, because I really liked my first one, but wanted to adjust my colors to obtain a more realistic sunset impression. I am very happy with how my second one came out. Both of these were done with 12 copies of each. The grid below shows a little of the color-by-color process that is done with reduction. The final image in the grid shows my old print next to the new print. 

"Horizon Sunset" Reduction Print. Ink. 2014.