Art Screen Printing has a long and illustrious history in the fine art world, most significantly relating to Andy Warhol’s works and that of other significant artists of the pop art movement. Alan’s work is highly disciplined and precise in nature, so working with this very technically demanding process comes naturally to him. Starting with photographing the car in a specially set-up studio, the subject is framed and lit with the intermediate processes and the final print in mind. Each step very much influences the final outcome, so a full understanding and a clear vision of the final print is required from the outset. In post-production the image is refined and manipulated to create the subtle tonal variations Alan demands. For each colour, a meshed screen is created, and the chosen colour ink is forced through the mesh with a squeegee by hand. This is a highly skilled process, sensitive to the touch, feel and technique of the printer, and as a result each print is unique.

In addition to the Limited Editions in this collection, one off and short run Half Tone Flat Bed Prints can be created at very large sizes up to a maximum 8 x 4 feet - 2.4 x 1.2 metres.