“Print Garage is the dark and dusty underground lair of Iain Perry: self-styled, swashbuckling squeegee warrior.” He creates vibrant screen prints and draws inspiration from old technology, tools and toys, cinema, record sleeves and the world of science. He offers a print club at Unit Twelve in Staffordshire and a screen burning service for just £20. Get involved fellow midlanders.
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