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Start your engines!

Holidays are over and it's time to get down to business.You can now place orders online and write an email for any questions. I leave you a video of a...
by Ronny Garcia on February 01, 2014

XL Christmas Holidays

At Christmas time many people take the opportunity to take a vacation and that is the case of a server :).The workshop and online store will remain "closed" from December...
by Ronny Garcia on December 15, 2013

Where does the name Octopus come from in its ink?

One of the things that they always ask me when I explain that I have a screen printing workshop is what is it called, and then the question comes from...
by Ronny Garcia on November 18, 2013

Experiments with La Iaia

These days Adrià Galicia has been in the workshop doing experiments with serigraphy to make some camsietas for the music group La Iaia, his new work is very colorful and...
by Ronny Garcia on November 05, 2013

Screen printing courses

Half a year ago we took up the silkscreen courses in the workshop. Every week several people pass by who want to learn how to make their own stampings at...
by Ronny Garcia on October 15, 2013

Learning screen printing - Emulsify screens

Emulsionar pantallas de serigrafía  

It was time!
This post will explain step by step how emulsify screen printing screens, easily and always thinking that it can be done at home without complications

In the workshop the emulsion Aquasol Murakami
Silkscreen screen It is 43 threads and 40x50 cm where a din A3 fits and we have plenty of room.

Prepare our workspace.
We are going to get dirty. Be clear, emulsifying in 90% of cases is synonymous with getting dirty. That is why we have to work with clothes that we do not like very much and in a table or large place where we can work with ease. 

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by Ronny Garcia on August 13, 2013

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Pulpo en su tinta nació a principios del 2009 por la necesidad de querer hacer camisetas con diseños propios. Ahorré lo que pude durante unos meses y compré montón de material de serigrafía.

Al principio, como la gran mayoría, hice serigrafía en casa, peleando con la emulsión, tiempos de insolado, manchando toda la ropa que había por mi habitación, probaba tintas... ¡Maldita laca, como podías secar tan rápido!.

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