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Introduction
Introduction
0:28
Overview of Screen Printing
What is Screen Printing?
1:37
A Brief History of Screen Printing
2:16
Artists to Use in the Classroom
1:45
Tools and Materials
Printing Surfaces
2:25
Getting Started
Beginning Techniques
4:31
Pulling a Print
1:17
Beginning Project Ideas
3:16
The Photo Emulsion Process
Setting Up for Photo Emulsion
3:25
Preparing a Photo Emulsion Screen
2:25
Pulling a Photo Emulsion Print
4:54
Cleanup Tips
2:17
Advanced Methods
Varying the Printing Surface
2:31
Working with Mixed Media
2:42
Conclusion
Conclusion
0:59
Unlock Certificate: 5 Questions
About
Discussion
Resources
Links2 PD Hours
1 Learn about the history of screen printing and the prevalence of the medium in today’s society.
2 Discover what supplies you need to get started with screen printing in your classroom.
3 Explore both basic and more advanced screen printing techniques.
Screen printing is a versatile medium your students are sure to love, and this Learning Pack has everything you need to get started. Join Jack as he walks you through what materials you’ll need and teaches you how to pull a basic print. Then, explore more advanced methods and a variety of techniques for taking your prints to the next level!
Connected Professional Art Educator Competencies
STUDIO TECHNIQUES
Media
4.1 Utilizes and applies knowledge of various media effectively
4.2 Demonstrates willingness to expand content knowledge of media
4.3 Scaffolds instruction to provide a deeper understanding of art media
Techniques
4.4 Utilizes and applies knowledge of various techniques and processes
4.5 Demonstrates willingness to expand content knowledge of techniques and processes
4.6 Scaffolds instruction to provide a deeper understanding of art techniques and processes
Jack Watson
Secondary Art Teacher and PRO Facilitator
Jack Watson is an artist and educator who teaches art and art history at Durham School of the Arts in Durham, North Carolina. He believes the art classroom is a space where students can find their voice through inquiry, experimentation, and contemporary approaches to art education.
A Brief History of Screen Printing
15 Screen Printing Artists and Artist Collectives
12 Surfaces to Print on Besides Paper
Creating a Print with Drawing Fluid and Screen Filler
Confronting Stereotypes Planning Sheet
Preparing an Image for a Photo Emulsion Screen
4 Ways to Take Prints to the Next Level
The Easiest Screen Printing Lesson Ever
The Perfect Screen Printing Project for Younger Students
5 Different Ways To Try Monoprinting In The Art Room
8 Inspiring Printmaking Ideas for Your Classroom This Year
1 PD Hours
12 Videos
7 Resources
