The past two classes have been so much fun! I learn so much and I have included below images of the prints I have created with the solarplates.
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This is the print I made with my first solarplate. I used oil-based black ink. |
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Same plate, but I used green water-based ink. |
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This is a relief or embossed plate. I first exposed the plate
(without the aquatint screen)
with the peppers transparency (below) for 30 seconds;
cleaned and brushed it under running water.
I then dried it and post exposed the plate for 5 minutes
The peppers print! :). I used three colors; dark blue; green and then off white.
Below are two ghost prints I made of the same plate.
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In this print I used too much ink. But I do like the ghost print below.
Another relief-embossed plate. |
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I didn't ink the plate and sent it to the press to get this embossed print.
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Here I inked the plate with pink ink and a brush to push the ink down.
I then clean the top of the plate and inked the top with off white
(lightly using a Brayer).
Et voila! I love this print!
Same embossed process with a flower pattern.
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Stay tuned. More prints to come!