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| rolling the ink on the plate |
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| placing the paper over the plate to transfer the design |
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| prints and plates drying on the rack |
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| some of the used plates are also works of art! |
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| we hand-colored some of the prints for one-of-a-kind artist proofs |
Mrs. Knight's Smartest Artists, Dolvin Elementary School, Johns Creek, Georgia
Friday, December 3, 2010
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would this work with paint too, or only printers ink?
ReplyDeletePrinters ink stays wet and sticky longer than paint, and doesn't absorb as quickly. You could try paint, but I doubt you would get the same results. It kind of depends on the absorbancy of your materials. Some people coat the plate with glue first - that might work better if using paint.
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