(from the article `printmaking`) Silk screen is a sophisticated stencil process, developed about 1900 and first used mainly for advertising and display work. About 1950, fine artists ... [5 related articles]
See screen printing
See screenprinting.
A method of creating graphics with a reusable stencil.
Printing on the component side (sometimes both sides) of a PCB that uses outlines and symbols to show component locations, and identifies particular components with Legends
[n] - a print made by forcing ink through a fine (silk) mesh that has been treated to give blank areas
The application of design to a pot by pressing colours in a carrier medium through those parts of a fine screen which have not been blocked off with wax.
A decorating technique where the colour in paste form is forced by the means of a squeegee through a fine mesh and onto a clay surface.