No... not a Stenographer.  Then I would have to explain.  Eyes would glass over.  Sometimes I would just say that it was like being a "legal art forger".  Others equated it to being a Ghost Writer.  I considered it more akin to being an Art Translator.

The challenge is to take an original artwork (produced through a variety of mediums) and translate it through the silk screen process into a fine art print.  This was all done by hand without digital assistance.

Various mediums and techniques need to be emulated in a way that feels natural to the original, even though it is being re-created through an entirely different process.  One that has technical limitations, unlike the original method.  This is why I considered it Art Translation.

There are no real rules aside from the basics of the process.  Each atelier has their own techniques.  The art of being a serigrapher, is to be exacting and true to the original, while at the same time being as efficient as possible.

That was the game for me... it's like chess with colour.  Colour Math.