Fine Art Screenprinting explains the thrilling process of pushing ink through a mesh to produce large areas of vibrant colour. With step-by-step examples; it explains the many and varied ways of creating your designs as prints. It also encourages you to experiment; to achieve exciting and unexpected results. Written for beginners and enthusiasts; it will inspire and stretch artists to try new techniques and ideas. This new book covers the equipment and materials found in the printmaking studio and explains the screenprinting process and how to use positives with photo-sensitive emulsion. There is advice on printing techniques such as making prints from paper stencils and mono-printing and it also gives full guidance on screenprinting kits for use at home. Fully illustrated with 290 colour images.
#856199 in eBooks 2011-05-19 2015-06-25File Name: B010EC1TDK
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful. A little clearer. a few more CLASSIC tunes. and this would have knocked it out of the park.By Geoffrey PurselIt was clear from reading that Alfred didnt actually write this one. Usually their tab books are borderline at best. This one. on the other hand. is quite good. The other giveaway is the tablature style. This is noted in a system used in Japan. To the average eye. it looks pretty similar. but the sheer technicality of the the format is a dead giveaway. Also clear is that it was clearly worked out on a Classical-style guitar. instead of a more traditional (At least in the states) steel string.What this means is that some techniques are a bit redundant. some notation is more confusing than need be. and the skill required for some songs is above the difficulty of the song itself. Still. it provides a good start point to tab out version for yourself.The other nitpick is the lack of songs. I would have left out Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tacks and Twilight Princess. Create a Volume 2 for them. because they are given a single song a piece. and all three feel like after-thoughts. Missing was the shop music from OOT. the overland music from Adventure of Link (And various field pieces) and the biggest ommision. the Ballad of the Wind Fish. Since this was the central piece to Links Awakening. I was a bit disappointed.Lastly. I felt a three bar version of all Ocarina Songs from OOT would have taken up no more than a single page two at the most. and solved one of the primary frustrations many guitar players have when selecting Zelda tunes. This is like creating a Super Mario Brothers Tab book. and not including the underground theme.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Four StarsBy JWAwesome! Songs are not for beginners though so buyers beware.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Arrived very quickly and just as described in person.By CustomerArrived very quickly and just as described in person. Plenty of songs to learn that i cant wait to purchase the second book
