these are the disperse dies used to transfer images(heat transfer).

these are my image printed on different fabrics that pick the die up well.
this is the original, this is the dies onto newsprint.
this is all the colours i planed to use in my prints, i did this to test how bright they came out.

all of these above are held up to a lamp to see the different tones the light brings out through the prints.

these are a couple of edits where i used 2 people, being me and marcus. i just messed around with the image settings and realy liked these..

these are some more self portraits, really me messing around with editing the images to create different effects.

the first image is on cotton where i free stitched afew shapes onto in different colours, and then took it to print and printed 2 layers of screen print over.the second image is of some free stitch before print.

these are layers of screen print the first is on paper, the second on fabric that already has a print on. i did this to see what the effect would be like with more layers on a pattern already printed into the fabric.
this is a print over lace. i drew over this to add some colour.

this is screen printing the first image is onto cork, i was testing which material the inks print best onto. the second is printing a few layers on different materials.

these are the same pattern printed onto different surfaces, these are all tests.
this is a few layers of print onto a silky material. i like this because the colours compliment each other and stand out well on the fabric.

these are some images i created with mono print. the top 2 i used a lollipop stick to create the different lines, the next 2 are a range of colours printed with a little scratching to show the black paper they are printed onto. the last image is a mono print cut from a board then repeated.

these are some self portraits i have taken and edited. i prefer to use photos of myself in an edit rather then the original. the reason for using myself is so i can test different techniques in photoshop.