Drawn to Screen Printing ADVANCED Virtual Course
Drawn to Screen Printing ADVANCED Virtual Course
Join me, Catie Miller, for an Advanced Screen Printing Workshop where you'll learn how to create stunning screen-printed newsprint transfers for clay. In this comprehensive course, I’ll share my techniques for designing with Procreate on the iPad and transforming those designs into functional screens.
What You’ll Learn:
- Tools and Materials: Explore essential tools, including commercial emulsion screens, iPad, Procreate software, computer, vinyl cutter, underglaze, and more.
- Screen Creation Techniques: Discover how to customize commercial screens and create your own using a stencil method.
- Ink Production: Learn how to make your own underglaze ink for printing.
- Printing Techniques: Get guided step-by-step demonstrations on printing techniques.
- Experimentation: I’ll share insights from my own experiments in screen printing.
Course Details:
- Duration: 1 hour and 16 minutes
- Format: Downloadable video, available to watch at your own pace
- Language: English (subtitles not available)
- Materials and Supplies: References are US-based
After purchase, you’ll receive a secure link to download the course. Please note that the file size is 3.99 GB, so it’s best to use a computer for downloading. Due to the automatic download process, I cannot offer refunds.
Important Information:
- This is an advanced workshop, featuring a more in-depth curriculum than my other courses. Additional research and testing may be needed to tailor the information to your specific needs and aesthetic approach.
- A download limit is in place to prevent unauthorized sharing of the digital content.Once you reach the download limit, you will no longer be able to access the digital file.
Exclusions: This course will not cover:- Traditional screen printing with framed screens
- Screen printing directly onto clay
- Slip-making (refer to my Mixing Slip 101 workshop)
- Various types of transfers (see my Transfer Sampler workshop)
Investment:
Please note that the upfront investment for supplies is higher due to the use of an iPad, computer, and vinyl cutter. However, I also demonstrate cost-effective methods with commercial screens.
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Shipping
FREE SHIPPING FOR U.S. ORDERS. OF $100+
(flat rate shipping for orders under $100)
Additional shipping charges and international shipping charges are calculated at checkout.
Orders will be shipped via USPS and tracking information will be provided.
Items generally ship 1-3 days from order placement and will depart from Fargo, ND.
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Use + Care
Use it, display it, take it to show-and-tell, or snap a photo to share on instagram. Items can be dishwashed, but many people like to follow the general rule of thumb, hand-made = hand-wash. Light microwaving is ok.
I do not recommend pouring boiling water into mugs because the majolica glaze covering the inside of the mug is sensitive to extreme temperature shifts. The thermal shock can cause stress to the low-fire clay/glaze combo and lead to cracking. Remember, ceramics aren’t immortal.
Of course if your order doesn't seem right, do get in touch. I'm a human on the other side of this screen and will help troubleshoot anything that may come up. catiemillerceramics@gmail.com -
Photo = Product Likeness
As a one-person-business, I do my best to balance creating quality products with photographing and listing each piece. Each piece is a labor of love, time, and thoughtful craftsmanship. Work is often created in multiples of the same design and one of the series is photographed. The photo of the item is an example of what you will receive, but will likely not be a photo of the exact item. I do strive to create very consistent products from batch to batch and appreciate the slight variations handmade creates. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
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No Reservations
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