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gosh, this makes me wanna not only start making my own paper but also start sketching ... I can't draw worth crap, but I'd love to make prints of my own drawings. Never too late to start!
I printed an image with my Glowforge onto 10 mil mylar but it didn't go deep enough to cut. When I saw it, ❤I thought that it would be cool to make a print from it; now I know how! Thank you
@MaryThompson63 - He used oil based ink in the pasta machine lithograph video. In the comments there, he replied to a questioner and recommends specific company names.
For this technique (drypoint), you can use either water-soluble or oil-based printmaking inks. If you don't have any of these, oil paint also works but not watercolor and acrylic paints. Some suggested links that work for me can be found on www.teachprint.com/tools-materials :-)
I love printing, but I can't afford a press. Thank you so much for this video!
Thank you showing us to make the tools too. I love it. Very hands on.
Great video. I have a press machine, but I love plan Bs. Thank you very much.
gosh, this makes me wanna not only start making my own paper but also start sketching ... I can't draw worth crap, but I'd love to make prints of my own drawings. Never too late to start!
What a great video! ❤❤
I printed an image with my Glowforge onto 10 mil mylar but it
didn't go deep enough to cut. When I saw it, ❤I thought that it would be cool to make a print from it; now I know how! Thank you
great!
A very thorough video. Very good. Way to much work for me 🙂 But great information.
Did you use oil based ink for this? Can it be done with slow-drying acrylic paints?
@MaryThompson63 - He used oil based ink in the pasta machine lithograph video. In the comments there, he replied to a questioner and recommends specific company names.
For this technique (drypoint), you can use either water-soluble or oil-based printmaking inks. If you don't have any of these, oil paint also works but not watercolor and acrylic paints. Some suggested links that work for me can be found on www.teachprint.com/tools-materials :-)
Maybe I'll get to use that pasta maker after all Triffic!
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