silk-screen printing
Britishnoun
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He learned dance, ceramics, silk-screen printing and vocal jazz ensemble with Los Angeles-area high school students.
From Seattle Times
Silk-screen printing is a fairly low-tech form of mechanical reproduction, but its possibilities are manifold.
From Washington Post
His father sells chemicals used in silk-screen printing processes, and is also a substitute teacher in the public schools of Westport, Conn.
From New York Times
Dennis Dobson's attention to detail was such that he had the book printed using pre-mixed ink - to match the original posters' own silk-screen printing process - rather than the usual book-printing method of layering blue, red and yellow over one another to produce the desired colour.
From BBC
Dye-transfer printing uses color filters to separate a film image into three negatives and, in a process something like silk-screen printing, registers them sequentially on a dye-absorbing gelatin-coated paper.
From New York Times
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