Ryonet Offers New Water-Based Inks Online Workshop
May 4, 2016
The new workshop is geared to beginners, and will show you how to create artwork, make screens, prepare ink, print, cure and clean up. In addition to how-to information, it also includes tips on how to market and sell water-based printing. The price of the course includes videos and an e-book as well as water-based inks, emulsion and downloadable artwork so you can get hands-on practice as you follow the instructor.   You will receive a link and a password that allows you to log in. The class is approximately four hours long, and you can view as many times as you like at your convenience and start and stop as fits your schedule. Access is available for 90 days from purchase, all for only $199.99. To sign up, go to http://www.screenprinting.com/water-based-printing-online-course . To contact Ryonet, call (800) 314-3690; email: sales@ryonet.com or visit http://www.screenprinting.com.
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