Muhammad Shahzad Jr.Instructor Textile Dyeing& Printing Govt.College Of Technology Faisalabad. 0300-6622519.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Digital Imaging and Photo Emulsion Silkscreen

Advertisements

Silk screening printing technique Screen printing is arguably the most versatile of all printing processes. It can be used to print on a wide variety of.

Part 2: Textile/Apparel Building Blocks Chapter 7 Textile Fabrics and Finishes.

Textile Fabrics and Finishes

PRINTMAKING Going dotty for reproduction. Letterpress Printing press invented by Gutenberg in Relief printing – used wooden then metal block of.

Four Types of Printmaking

TT 232 N TEXTILE PRINTING 3-0-3

Guide Craft Badge Ideas

How has colour been applied to the fabric? Has dye been used to colour the fabric? Have threads and fabrics been used to colour the fabric? Has the texture,

Year 10 Revision Modelling Colour and Decoration.

Chapter 23 Screen Printing.

Printmaking What is printmaking? What are prints?

Raise your hand if: Have you ever walked across a freshly mopped floor and left foot PRINTS? Have you ever left finger PRINTS on a glass door or window?

Printmaking. What is Printmaking? Artists choose a surface to be a “plate’. It could be linoleum, styrofoam, metal, cardboard, or stone. Then the artists.

Graphic Communication

Fabric Finishing Techniques and Innovations

Why do YOU want to create ART?

PRINTMAKING AND PHOTOGRAPHY. Woodcut is the most ancient form of all printmaking techniques. Early beginnings in China and Egypt – wooden stamp, clay,

Linoleum Block Printing Grade 5. Printing became useful after the invention of the movable type printing press by Johannes Gutenberg.

Printmaking. The history of the relief print is the history of people’s desire to communicate information, first through symbols and later through images.

The Printed Word UA 7 th Grade Lesson Ms. Bubolz.

Printmaking A Process of Art in which designs are transferred from an inked surface to a support surface. Above: Hokusai (woodblock), Warhol (silkscreen),

 “Any of several techniques for making multiple copies of a single image. Some examples are woodcuts, etchings, collographs, and silk screens.” (TVE.

Printmaking!!!!!.

The Art Of By Alexandra Beck. Navigation will be done through icons or words located at the bottom of each slide. Previous Slide Next Slide Navigation.

Course COM1165 Printing 1. Basic Characteristics: O Digital:Modern printing methods such as laser and ink-jet printing are known as digital printing.

M. Ryan Academic Decathlon

Print production process

Printmaking Vocabulary. CRAFTSMANSHIP Involves skill and dexterity in handling the techniques of a medium. Fine art requires this along with creativity.

Silk Screening.

Different printing processes By Elle Warren. Linocut Printing Linocut is a print making technique where a piece of linoleum is cut into a pattern and.

Stencilling - Textiles We have only a few ways in which we can add fabric paints in the Textile room. This is completed through screens, stencils or blocks.

© Folens 2009 Learning ladder You must: recognize and name a range of different methods for decorating fabrics. compare techniques to decide which is best.

TT 232 N TEXTILE PRINTING R.B.CHAVAN DEPARTMENT OF TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY HAUZ-KHAS, NEW DELHI.

Block Printing.

Silkscreen Materials. Screen The element that gives this technique its name is the silkscreen itself. The frame is usually made from aluminum or wood.

Printmaking. Printmaking is the act of creating a work of art with the intention of making reproductions of it. There are many different types of printmaking,

Unit 3: The Media of Art Chapter 8: Printmaking. Printmaking Variety of techniques developed to create multiple copies of a single image. Before 1415,

Mrs. Barth. Prints and Printmaking A print is a shape or mark made from a block or plate or other object that is covered with wet color (usually ink)

Activities by Mary Erickson Ph.D., with Arizona art teacher Marissa Vidrio Introduction to Printmaking.

APPAREL AND TEXTILE PRODUCTION II Fabric Dyeing, Printing, and Finishes.

ROLLER PRINTING INVENTOR : JAMES BELL FROM SCOTLAND PATENT: 1783 COMMERCIAL USE: 1785 FIRST PRODUCTION MACHINE FOR TEXTILE PRINTING POPULAR TILL 1985 (TWO.

An Introduction to PRINT MAKING.

SILK SCREEN PRINTMAKING. STENCIL PRINTING This is printing using a stencil. A stencil is a sheet of paper, fabric, plastic or other material with designs.

Printing Brian Russell. Exam expectations Paper/card is the compulsory material so always expect questions in exam to relate to this topic. Questions.

PRINT MAKING A Two dimensional art form that allows the production of multiple original artworks. Here are the four types..  Relief printmaking  Intaglio.

 “Any of several techniques for making multiple copies of a single image. Some examples are woodcuts, etchings, collographs, and silk screens.” (TVE.

Batik Tub Dye Method.

construction technique and a decorative technique?

Fabric Finishing Techniques and Innovations

Printing Brian Russell.

FINISHES Finishing is done to improve a materials appearance, properties and quality. It covers many different processes, some mechanical and some chemical.

RELIEF PRINTMAKING.

Print production.

Fabric Finishing Techniques and Innovations

PRINTMAKING TERMS BRAYER A small, hand-held rubber roller used to spread printing ink evenly on a surface before printing. RELIEF PRINT A means of making.

An exploration of tools, types of prints, processes, and methods

An exploration of tools, types of prints, processes, and methods

The Art of Printmaking.

Welcome To All In In-service Course

Year 8 Textiles Natural Fibres Fabric Construction

Printmaking What is a print made of?

Fabric Dyeing, Printing, and Finishes

INTRODUCTION TO SCREEN PRINTING

Printing and packaging with plastic

Presentation transcript:

Muhammad Shahzad Jr.Instructor Textile Dyeing& Printing Govt.College Of Technology Faisalabad

Textile printing is an art form and can be done in many different ways. Textile colours are applied in design form in printing.

 Block Printing  Flat Screen Printing  Rotary Screen Printing  Heat Transfer Printing  Resist Printing

Block printing is a traditional process dating back to India in the 12 th century. The blocks are made of wood in different shapes and sizes are cut by trained craftsmen. Fabric is stretched over a printing table and fastened with small pins. First the colour is evened out in the tray and then the block is dipped in. Then the block is applied to the fabric with careful and pressure is applied.

In flat screen printing, a screen on which print paste has been applied is lowered onto a section of fabric. A squeegee then moves across the screen, forcing the print paste through the screen and into the fabric.

This process involves a print paste that is applied to an engraved roller, and the fabric is guided between it and a central cylinder. The pressure of the roller and central cylinder forces the print paste into the fabric.

This is essentially transferring an image to fabric from a paper carrier. When heat and pressure are applied to this paper the inks are transferred. Some transfers are topical, and the image sits on the surface of the fabric. Other transfers are absorbed into the fibres of the fabric.

Resist/Discharge printing is one method of resist printing and involves using a chemical paste. It must be used with a ‘reactive dye’ as a ground colour for the process to work.