The stamp below is the pad rubbed on the stamp- a 'second generation' image, without inking and having to stamp off some of the ink.
What I didn't learn- if oil and water don't mix, why does putting oil based ink act as a primer for water based ink on rubber?
The second was in spite of the class. I was having issues with my printer only wanting to print in black and Sir Google suggested I soak the ink jets in hot water. Messy and it worked!
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Below Archival ( I used Versafine) Resist. the technique is using oil based inks
To the right is printing with embossing folders with oil based ink that acts as a resist so you can colorize over with water based ink.
Please keep in mind this is mostly a technique class and I'm not trying to pretty up the tags.
They have notes and instructions on the back as well.
Comments and questions welcomed.
3 comments:
I like that embossing folder you used. That's a pretty cool technique.
Hello from class - lovely stuff- especially the embossing folder one :-)
nice job on the tags for day 3.
Don't like the word verification though
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