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Why Pigment Load Matters in Screen Print Ink

The amount of pigment suspended in screen printing ink determines opacity, fade resistance, and how a colour sits on paper. Understanding pigment load helps collectors identify prints built to last.

Artist Proofs in Screenprinting: What Collector...

Artist proofs are additional prints outside the numbered edition that screenprinters traditionally keep for their own records. Understanding APs helps collectors make informed decisions about rarity, value, and edition integrity.

What Is Screenprint Registration and Why It Mat...

Registration is the alignment of each ink layer in a screenprint. Without it, your colours slip and the print fails, no matter how good your design.

Split Fountain Screenprinting: How I Blend Colo...

Split fountain screenprinting lets you blend two or more colours in a single pass to create gradients collectors love. I'll show you how I load ink, control the blend, and...

How to Store Screenprinting Paper Between Print...

Storing paper properly between print runs protects your investment and ensures consistent results across an edition. Here's how I keep my Somerset and Fabriano stock in perfect condition for months...

How to Store and Care for Limited Edition Scree...

You've just brought home a limited edition screenprint. It's signed, numbered, and the artist has told you it will never be printed again. You love it. You want it to...