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1. • Consultancy-driven silkscreen printing service

     • Formed in 2017, Make-Ready provides a consultancy-driven silkscreen printing service that utilises a variety of oil-based and water-based ink systems, often bringing several inks together in a single project to achieve the best results.
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     Make-Ready combines silkscreen and digital with Nazdar inks

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   Who are make-ready silkscreen printing?

   • 1: Make-Ready Make-Ready offer fine art silkscreen printing for galleries, artists and designers. Based in London, they have collaborated with clients including Hauser & Wirth, Jeremy Deller and Pentagram.

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   What is silkscreen printing?

   • Silkscreen printing, or screen printing, is the process of passing ink through a taught mesh screen onto a substrate. The screen is positioned over the substrate – be that a canvas, a T-shirt or a computer circuit. Blocked areas of mesh create a stencil. Only ‘open’ areas of mesh let ink pass through.

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   Why is silkscreen printing a 'fine art' medium?

   • The immediacy of the process and its capacity for repetition are what catapulted pop-art, and therefore silkscreen printing, into public consciousness. Andy Warhol and his contemporaries not only popularised but also legitimised the idea of silkscreen printing as a ‘fine art’ medium.

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   What ink is used in silkscreen printing?

   • The inks used in silkscreen printing vary greatly – from water based pigments to UV-cured polymers – and it isn’t only coloured ink that can be passed through a screen. Sometimes artists want to add extra flare to their prints by incorporating special layers such as metal leaf, phosphorescent ink, glitter or diamond dust.

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   What inspires a silkscreen print based on pop art?

   • His screen prints are inspired by Pop Art, graphic design and late 20th century pop culture. Using collage and photographic imagery, his work makes use of bold and fluorescent colours in order to create colourful silkscreen prints which explore themes around gender identity and expression.

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   What is make-ready screen printing?

   • The name Make-Ready refers to the setup of the printing press, creating the exact conditions required for a perfect run – a fitting name for a studio that prides itself on thorough preparation, meticulous process and a pristine finish. At Make-Ready we're unafraid to look towards screen printing’s roots in industry to advance our processes.

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   Fine art silkscreen and digital printing. One of the world's best silkscreen studios. Based in London, United Kingdom.

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     Fine art silkscreen and digital printing. One of the world's...

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   Make-Ready is dedicated to combining the creativity and history of the silkscreen craft with innovation to make original prints of outstanding quality. The team takes a bespoke approach to...

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   Aug 1, 2024 · From the humble beginnings of our founder's garage, Make-Ready is an upstart turned major player in the world of silkscreen printing, following in the footsteps of revered studios such as German printmakers Domberger by foregrounding precision and breaking ground with non-stop technical innovation.

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   • Make-Ready Make-Ready offer fine art silkscreen printing for galleries, artists and designers. Based in London, they have collaborated with clients including Hauser & Wirth, Jeremy Deller and Pentagram.
   • Dan Mather Dan Mather is an independent screen printer, graphic designer and lecturer who offers silkscreen print editions for artists, designers and illustrators.
   • K2 Screen For over 20 years, K2 Screen have worked with artists, designers and publishers gaining a reputation for producing high-quality work. Based in Bermondsey, London, with a small and dedicated workforce, they offer the capability to print on numerous substrates including acrylic, perspex, mirrror, glass, sheet metal, wooden panels, leather, canvas and bookcloth.
   • Harvey Lloyd Screens Established in 1976 in the beautiful countryside of East Sussex, Harvey Lloyd Screens work in close collaboration with clients on projects ranging from limited edition prints, to posters, postcards and all kinds of printed ephemera.

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   29 colour silkscreen on paper for artist, Elizabeth Peyton — one of the most important living painters. This stunning silkscreen print captures every detail of the original and interprets it into an edition of truly unique print. Released by @nationalportraitgallery @davidzwirner and @avant.arte @avantarteinsiders.

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    Nov 19, 2019 · London-based silkscreen printer Make-Ready has been relying on Nazdar inks, supplied by Screentec Print Essentials, to deliver stunning commissions from artists and art galleries across the UK.