I started screen printing for fun in the mid 1990s. It was a golden time for band t-shirts and being able to design and print my own drove me to learn the craft. I also loved the hands on process; the repetition, creating stencils, pushing ink through a screen to reveal a print of your own making. It was and still is total magic.
While completing my diploma in printing and graphic arts, I started working as a commercial screen printer and gained experience printing anything and everything, from big flames and skulls on long sleeves, to reflective decals on emergency service vehicles. Over subsequent decades I’ve seen a lot of changes in the industry and I’ve adapted my skills and services to a more boutique and personal style of service.
After many years, No.7 Print House still strives to offer small to medium run screen printing for artists, bands, and local businesses with expertise on design layout, logo creation, and colour matching.
