A selection of prints i've made with a metalic Duo-Tone silkscreen process. This process needs two screens of the same image. One needing a much sharper contrast than the first for the process to work effectively.
The first screen creates the base of the image in a metalic ink. The second sharper screen overprints the image in a cream acrylic ink. The juxtaposition and contrast of the two inks creates the duo-tone effect.
When done correctly this creates a print that has a semi reflective shimmer effect with looks absolutely incredible when direct light hits the sheets surface.
Check out the 'Test Tones'prints i have for sale that feature this process.
An example of the blue Smoke Spheres edition featuring the duo-tone process.
Production shots of the'Smoke Spheres' edition being printed on the silkscreen press.
A selection of film positives from the printmaking process. These show the individual component layers of various print releases that i've produced.
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 here.
Below - two more Duo-Tone film positives from the metalic Test Tones print releases.