Artist Creates Functional Miniature Screen Printing Press
Artist Devin Smith, who specializes in miniatures, has made a fully-functional silk-screen press to make miniature screen-printed T-shirts. And yes, it is as adorable as it sounds.
Credit: Design Boom
Design Boom reported that Smith was inspired to build the tiny replica after working at a T-shirt factory in 2013. He first made them as gifts for his employers, and kept working on a functional version to create uniquely designed clothing. (However, the clothing wouldn't fit humans.)
Credit: Design Boom
He posts his work on Etsy and Instagram, so anyone in the market for miniature clothing (maybe for dolls, action figures or small pets) can check them out.
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