
Screen Printing 101
Nicky & Stu Alden
- In-depth Instruction; over 37 mins
- On-demand video access anytime
- Bonus downloadable PDF resources
- Access to class Q&A











Get off the computer and get ink on your hands! Graphic designers Stu and Nicky Alden open the doors of Ink Lounge, their creative studio in Denver, Colorado, for a peek inside the world of screen printing. This overview series shows just how involved the process can be. From sweet T-shirts to bigger-than-life posters, you’ll discover you need space, equipment, and a lot of practice to get to the final product. For more in-depth guidance and hands-on experience on how to do it at home, we suggest attending a local class or workshop to enjoy this rewarding process for yourself.
Nicky & Stu Alden
Stu and Nicky Alden are the owners of Ink Lounge, a Denver-based screen printing and design studio. The husband-and-wife team has created posters for many high-profile events, including the 2008 Democratic National Convention, Returned Peace Corps Volunteers of Colorado’s 50th Anniversary, and the HOW National Design Conference. Most recently, one of their posters was selected to be in the Denver Art Museum’s permanent collection.

Reflective texture varnish screen printing
I am happy to be here.
Do you coat both sides of your screens? Is there any texture or visual cue you use to determine when the exposure is correct or can you only tell when you wash it out?