screen printing 2

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Screen printing feels like the most tactile way to transfer ink to fabric. You stretch a fine mesh over a frame, coat it with light-sensitive emulsion, and burn your design onto it with UV light. Then you push thick, creamy ink through the open mesh onto a T-shirt or poster, one color at a time. Each pull of the squeegee leaves a satisfyingly rich, opaque layer that sits on top of the material rather than soaking in. It's messy, hands-on, and incredibly satisfying when you peel back the screen…