Exploring Print Processes - Two colour screen prints of Park Hill, brutalist architechture in Sheffield, UK.
Three screen printed images placed together to represent Park Hill as a whole.
Park Hill’s Brutalist architecture combines harsh concrete, glass and plastic within it’s structure. These three materials have been depictied within each of the seperate
images as a different colour, allowing each material to be identified easily.
These layers have then been overlayed to create a 3D effect, an effect that portrays Park Hill not as a flat building, but of one that has depth. By screen printing the images, It allows the different inks to layer up and merge, creating a rough texture that represents the building’s exterior exactly.
Park Hill’s Brutalist architecture combines harsh concrete, glass and plastic within it’s structure. These three materials have been depictied within each of the seperate
images as a different colour, allowing each material to be identified easily.
These layers have then been overlayed to create a 3D effect, an effect that portrays Park Hill not as a flat building, but of one that has depth. By screen printing the images, It allows the different inks to layer up and merge, creating a rough texture that represents the building’s exterior exactly.
