Silk screen techniques
By: by J.I.Biegeleisen and Max Arthur Cohn.
Contributors: COHN, Max Arthur.
Publisher: Dover Publications, Inc.
Published: 1958
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 185
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: label: 1
pagenum: 5
title: Origin and Development; title: Treats with the early history of stenciling as an art and its later developments, improvements, and fine-art applications; label: 2
pagenum: 17
title: Basic Principles; title: Is virtually a verbal demonstration of the process and an explanation of the basic principles which apply to all methods of stencilmaking.; label: 3
pagenum: 23
title: Basic Equipment; title: Describes the essential elements of a stencil unit. Explains by means of diagrams the construction of the entire unit to meet the needs of the artist.; label: 4
pagenum: 41
title: The Paper Stencil Method; title: Gives the step-by-step procedure for preparing paper stencils.; label: 5
pagenum: 53
title: The Block-Out Stencil Method; title: Gives the step-by-step procedure for preparing block-out stencils.; label: 6
pagenum: 67
title: The Tusche Stencil Method; title: Gives the step-by-step procedure for preparing tusche stencils and discusses special textural effects.; label: 7
pagenum: 89
title: The Film Stencil Method; title: Gives the step-by-step procedure for preparing film stencils and discusses special textural effects.; label: 8
pagenum: 105
title: The Photographic Stencil Method; title: Gives the step-by-step procedure for preparing photo stencils.; label: 9
pagenum: 125
title: Multicolor Printing; title: Describes the method of registering colors, stencilmaking for multicolor jobs, planning the sequence of colors, and blending.; label: 10
pagenum: 139
title: Color; title: Deals with color theory as applied to the pigments used in silk screen. Explains the working properties of oil color and tempera color. Discusses opaque and transparent colors.; label: 11
pagenum: 163
title: Printing; title: Deals with the techniques of make-ready, squeegeeing, etc. Offers trouble-shooting hints.