Screen Printing

7. One part or colour of a print. Prints are often made in layers.
8. Not see-through.
10. A set of prints made from the same screen design.
11. A way of printing using a screen, ink, and a squeegee to make repeated images.
12. A strong difference between colours, shapes, or tones.
14. The main image or object at the front of the design.
15. A frame with fine mesh that lets ink pass through certain areas.
17. A place where prints are left to dry safely.
19. Making sure different parts of the print line up correctly.
22. A cut-out shape that blocks some ink and creates the design.
24. Empty space around or inside shapes.

1. An art style using bright colours and popular images.
2. A rubber tool used to push ink across the screen.
3. How shapes and images are arranged in the artwork.
4. Strong, bright colours that stand out.
5. The force used when pushing the squeegee across the screen.
6. The picture or image planned before printing.
9. The image made when ink is pressed onto paper or fabric.
11. When wet ink accidentally spreads or blurs.
13. The tiny holes in the screen that allow ink to pass through.
16. Small guide marks used to help line up different layers and colours correctly.
18. The area behind the main image.
20. Thick coloured liquid used for printing.
21. See-through.
23. Print A clear print with sharp edges and no smudges.