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Recent activities in the studio
Author: Supergraphic
We’ve Been Busy!
We’ve been busy the last few months running live screen printing events and workshops. The following are some highlights. Stay tuned for a lot more printmaking action in 2018!
Coaster printing events. Lots of possibilities. We’re planning on doing a lot more in the new year! Coasters for Honeygirl Meadery event below. Designs by Robby Poore.
At the Nasher Museum.
T-shirt printing event at Duke’s PricePalooza in October. 300 shirts printed!
Another workshop. Spreading the gospel of print!
Brian demonstrating how its done during the CenterFest Arts Festival in September. Never too young to learn.
Live poster printing at the UNC Morehead Planetarium during the August eclipse. We printed around 600 posters!
Eclipse poster designed by Matt Tauch.
OPEN STUDIO EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT
We’re now running OPEN screen print studio time! Come work in the shop for $10 every Sunday from 5pm – 9pm. First come first serve. Screen coating is $5 per screen. Bring your own screens, paper and ink. Squeegees, scoop coaters and other equipment supplied. Expert help available during the open studio. For more information contact us at durhamsupergraphic@gmail.com
UNC Creative at Super G
The folks from UNC Creative were in the studio recently brushing up on their screen print skills. Our super screen print instructor Robby Poore showed them the ropes. Hope to see more of the UNC Creative team in the future!
Vertical Screen Printing
If you’re interested in learning how to do vertical screen printing, contact us. We offer personal screen printing lessons and group workshops. If you’d like to learn more about vertical screen printing check out verticalscreenprinting.com
Nasher Teens Visit Supergraphic
Really enjoyed working with the Nasher Museum Teens group last week at our sister studio Supergraphic. Thanks to Meg and Will for bringing the crew over!
Science Poster Printing Event
We had a ton of fun printing posters for the DC and Raleigh science marches. Thanks to all who came out – we’ll be doing it again even when there aren’t marches involved. Support science all the time!
