Matt and glossy ink for collagraphs
Combining matt and glossy ink in collagraph prints Collagraph prints are usually made on thick...
Read MorePosted by Emily Harvey | Collagraph, Gels and pastes
Combining matt and glossy ink in collagraph prints Collagraph prints are usually made on thick...
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Test printing a new collagraph plate When I make a new plate I usually ink it up in at least 3...
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Blind embossing with added texture I love hearing from people who have used some of the ideas from...
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“How could I print from that?”Was the question I asked myself when I found this...
Read MorePosted by Emily Harvey | Collagraph, Colour, Techniques
in this post I am taking you through an experiment I did to ink the plates and make the textures look even more 3d.
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In this post I am aiming to help you feel more confident about deciding on a price for your original prints.
I have a quick handy method to check that I am thinking on the right lines with pricing. It works as an initial guide to provide a base line and can be tweaked as needed, taking some of the guesswork out of pricing your original prints.
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