Moleskine Custom Editions: Silk Screen Printing Customization

[@Harkadenn]

There's something about this video I can't stop watching it, it feels so good in a way.
Great job to the maker and the editor.

[@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536]

Excellent video.

[@abigailtowne5797]

Can anyone speak to how this gets heat set? Just did the same thing over here and the design scratches off.

[@ArtLovePeace]

Now I want one!

[@journalady]

Fabulous!

[@markterrance1]

we got a project in making printed shirts but i dont know what paint to buy so please tell me what paint you used ?

[@ferndog681]

song went well with the video. NICE :)

[@KillAnyoneForYou]

From 0:32 it's my mum :)

[@hangarcatfilms]

The only thing I didn't see is how you dry the ink on the books. Usually plastisol on a shirt gets put on a dryer at 320* to dry, how do you do this with a book?
Great video, beautiful process..

[@abigailtowne5797]

Wondering this too!!!

[@joelking4687]

It's an "air dry" solvent or water based ink, not Plastisol. The books, like posters, won't washed, no need to heat set the ink

[@sandraparlin]

nice

[@aspesite]

nice video

[@sandrobtn001]

this is plastisol ink, I think it's better to use solven-based inks.

[@aurosoky]

Seems easy to me