EHS's professional screen printing machine. |
Students at work. |
It starts with beginner level work —the basics of screen printing with one color. After that, they can return to the advanced class where they can learn to operate and work in a printshop setting doing outside work for the community.
A sample of what's available at their on campus boutique. |
"One thing I always emphasize to the kids is to learn good work skills. Even if they don't want to get into screen printing or graphics, at least they can learn work skills. Whether they're working in a shop environment, getting hands on [experience] [...] paying attention to details, learning how to work with others as a team, things they'll need after high school."
— Marc Navarro
Getting the screen ready for printing. |
They aim is to keep on top of the industry standard. Which allows the school to keep their equipment updated, and that translates into outgoing students being ready for the job market.
If you have a screen printing project in mind, t-shirts for a family reunion, youth sports team or local community group, contact Mr. Navarro and see if Studio1891 can do it.
Basic parameters such as a 12 item minimum and a 2 week turn around is to be expected, but what an opportunity to help out a local program while getting top of the line work done for less than what is on the open market. Who's ready for a Wildomar Rap shirt? ☺
Personal note: Screen printing, silk screening when I was in high school, has come a long way since the early '80s. Back then we would get a sheet of acetate, physically cut out the design with an exacto knife, fuse it to stretched silk canvass, line up the image to the shirt, cross our fingers, and squeegee on a color hoping we did it right.
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– Stanislaw Leszczynski
Wildomar Rap shares things from its POV; it's your duty to determine if it's reasonable or not.
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