The artist prepares a tightly stretched screen, usually of silk,
and blocks out areas not to be printed by filling the mesh on
the screen with a varnish-link substance. Paper is placed under
the screen, and ink is forced through the still-open mesh onto
the paper by means of a squeegee. A print made by this process
involves the use of stencils. Paint is applied to a fabric
screen, penetrating areas not blocked by a stencil. Several
stencils are used to produce a multicolored print. Serigraphs
are usually hand pulled, while Silkscreens utilize the latest
automated