Southern Sunset in 49 Horizontal Stripes of Slightly Different Colors

This print is part of the exploration in a continuous printing technique. A large amount of colors were printed consecutively without stopping to clean up. In serigraphy, cleanup is usually done between every individual color. 

In the continuous printing process, there is only one stencil used, and that stencil is printed repeatedly while moving the paper laterally under the screen between each color. Every time the paper is moved, a small amount of a different color ink is added to the screen. This shifts the color gradually over time. The entire edition is completed in one printing session, without stopping to let prints dry, or to clean up and switch colors.