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The Bold, Flat-Color Handbook: Silk Screen Printing for Newcomers

Silk screen printing, also called screen printing or serigraphy, is a simple idea with a powerful bite: push ink through a mesh stencil onto almost anything, from tshirts to posters to signage. Think of it as a guided ink parade—the ink follows your design through the holes in a net while the rest of the surface stays clean and dry. The result is bold colors, solid blocks, and a texture you can feel. If you’ve ever admired a bright band tee or a vintage poster with flat, vibrant colors, you’ve probably seen silk screen in action.

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