Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
This tutorial will demonstrate how to create a hand-painted matrix for screen printing using drawing fluid and screen filler.
I'm using:
- Speedball screen, squeegee, drawing fluid, and screen filler
- Packing tape, painter's tape
- Acetate (aka transparency film or Mylar)
- Brushes
- Sink with sprayer nozzle
- Fan
This tutorial will demonstrate how to create a hand-painted matrix for screen printing using drawing fluid and screen filler.
I'm using:
- Speedball screen, squeegee, drawing fluid, and screen filler
- Packing tape, painter's tape
- Acetate (aka transparency film or Mylar)
- Brushes
- Sink with sprayer nozzle
- Fan






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