the manor of stories
Each poster has its own story
the manor of stories
Each poster has its own story
© Faustine Costes
Forest of Love in green and neon pink – Screen print le manoir aux histoires
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Aveyron neon pink and neon orange – Screen print le manoir aux histoires
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À la sauce - Sérigraphie le manoir aux histoires
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Monochrome Olives - Screen print le manoir aux histoires
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Once upon a time there was a fouace – Screen print le manoir aux histoires
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Roquefort - Screen print le manoir aux histoires
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Haut + 3 pommes – Sérigraphie le manoir aux histoires
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Un fantôme – Sérigraphie le manoir aux histoires
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Pot de câpres - Sérigraphie le manoir aux histoires
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Pot d'anchois - Sérigraphie le manoir aux histoires
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Passage de piétons – Sérigraphie le manoir aux histoires
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Nageurs courants - Sérigraphie le manoir aux histoires
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Les Veilleuses – Sérigraphie le manoir aux histoires
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Les Veilleuses dégradé fluo – Sérigraphie le manoir aux histoires
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Au début, tout commence par une histoire...
Screen printing is an ancient printing technique that uses a screen (a frame stretched with a thin fabric) as a stencil. Ink is pushed through the open mesh of the screen using a squeegee to reproduce a design onto a substrate (textile, paper, etc.).
Key steps:
1. A stencil is created by blocking certain areas of the screen with a photosensitive emulsion.
2. Place the screen above the material you wish to print.
3. Using our squeegee, we push the ink through the mesh. The ink only passes through where the stencil is open, creating the impression.
At the Manor of Stories, we have chosen to use only water-based inks without solvents or heavy metals in an environmentally friendly approach.
Each color is applied manually, one by one, making each design unique. The colors are more vibrant and deeper than with digital printing and are more durable.
Handcrafted screen printing is a bit like painting with a stencil: each pass of the squeegee deposits a generous layer of color, leaving a unique and vibrant mark.
Handcrafted screen printing is a bit like painting with a stencil: each pass of the squeegee deposits a generous layer of color, leaving a unique and vibrant mark.