01st February
Hydro Print Sat 1 February 2020
Tutor: Sean McGuill
Duration: 1 day
Mainly used in the automotive industry, hydroprinting is a process which allows you to print a 2d image on to a 3 dimensional object – allowing for the combination of printmaking and sculpture. Firstly, an image can be screen-printed on to a plastic film, which is then put on the surface of a tank of water that the object is dipped in to transfer the design.
Date & Time
Saturday, 01 February 2020
10:00 - 16:00 GMT
Location
Creative Spark, Dundalk, Ireland
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