In s3e70 of Platemark, I talk with Leslie Diuguid, owner and founder of Du-Good Press in Bed-Stuy Brooklyn. We discuss Leslie's work in screenprinting, exploring moiré patterns, mesh frequencies, and the complexities of printmaking. Leslie shares insights into her shop's location challenges, her collaborative projects with various artists, her recent solo show, and her innovative processes. We also touch on Leslie's plans for future projects and how she integrates community interactions into her practice. Throughout our conversation, Leslie's dedication to her craft, her strategic collaborations, and her commitment to educating others about printmaking shine through.
s3e70 on mesh counts and frequency modulations in screenprinting with Leslie Diuguid
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