ULTRA VIOLET EXPOSURES
By Damon Roberts
The screens i use for printmaking are essentially a stencil made with a photo sensitive emulsion in the darkroom conditions.
Artwork is printed on a transparent film which is then transferred onto the screen using ultra violet light. The excess emulsion is then washed off. This creates a high - resolution printable stencil which you can see an example of below.
More dark room shots below showing the exposure process.
Film from the Flow 23 Duo Tone edition.
↑ Above - Film from the Orbs CMYK edition.
↓ Below - Films from the spot colour Altered States edition.
When producing print editions i have to create one unique film and screen per colour. It's quite a time consuming process.
The two films below are from the A.M.X duotone print releases. The heavier looking base layer film is on the left and the sharper foreground film is on the right. More about my Duo-Tone print releases 
Below - two more Duo-Tone film positives from the metalic 