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Silkscreen Printing - Rumit, Tapi Puas

Syahnan Anuar, Bogus Merchandise | Syahida Nawar, Bogus Merchandise

28-Jun-18 00:00

Silkscreen Printing - Rumit, Tapi Puas

Kaedah cetakan “silkscreen printing” semakin popular dalam kalangan mereka yang gemarkan proses penghasilan seni yang lebih bermakna dan peribadi. Bagi mereka yang menghasilkannya pula, proses tradisional yang memakan lebih masa ini lebih membawa kepuasan yang sukar digambarkan. Apakah tarikannya, berbanding kaedah cetakan moden menggunakan mesin yang lebih pantas dan efisien? Kami teroka, bersama Bogus Merchandise.

Produced by: Haniff Baharudin

Presented by: Haniff Baharudin


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Tags:  Bogus Merchandise,  silkscreen printing,  DIY Culture,  punk,  subculture,  modernisation, 


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