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this is amazing....
www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2w0IFm7JOY
Posted at 11:05 pm Sep 13, 2011 EDT
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Damn! I can't access the handbook page!
I have got to find out how this is being done!
Posted at 11:33 pm Sep 13, 2011 EDT
Ask her, she is a member of my facebook group "Building and Restoring Artists Printmaking Presses" She is French and she posts bi-lingual messages.
www.facebook.com/groups/artistsprintmakingpresses/
Posted at 6:56 am Sep 14, 2011 EDT
Thanks for that Larry. I did find some more info, but it's pretty sketchy. Would really like to try that out.
Posted at 10:00 am Sep 14, 2011 EDT
Thanks thats so cool i can't wait to try it. here is the handbook.
www.art-emilion.fr/fichiers/handbookv_1_2.pdf
What is the clear/yellowish block that she uses to paint the the image onto the plate? is it a colorless tusche? is it butter?
Posted at 11:33 am Sep 14, 2011 EDT
i did some investigating and it appears to be Savon de Marseille soap.
Posted at 12:05 pm Sep 14, 2011 EDT
Hah hah, Viz. At first I thought it was butter also. I think you can also maybe use a tusche crayon or maybe even a grease pencil?. But then there would be issues inking the "plate". Wonder if it's possible to use oil-based relief inks? Going to be interesting to see what everyone comes up with.
Posted at 1:01 pm Sep 14, 2011 EDT
Thanks for posting Larry, just reposted it on Fan Page... really cool. I do a lot of Polyester plate lithography, since I just have an etching press but this looks like a great weekend experiment... thx e
My Vote is butter.
Posted at 5:55 pm Sep 14, 2011 EDT
Yes it is amazing, thanks for the links Larry and Vizart. I won't be trying this for a while but I'd love to find out how you all get on.
Posted at 6:40 pm Sep 15, 2011 EDT
