RE: solarplate images up on my website
Hi Jack, It may work -> I absolutely have no idea!? I guess it depends how the effect will be close the original (the resulting pattern after fusing) + more importantly, how much UV light the fused fine toner particles will hold back... Something more to think about: warping the mylar sheet in the owen(?), toner sticking to polymer plate(?)... Regards, Loris. -----Original Message----- From: Jack Brubaker [mailto:jack@jackbrubaker.com] Sent: Friday, February 23, 2007 8:25 PM To: alt-phot-process list Subject: Re: solarplate images up on my website Chris, Jon, Loris et al, The original aquatints for copper gravure were done in an aquatint box to deposit a fine and even dust of rosin. If that method worked well enough in the past why not create a similar positive by putting black copier toner in a similar box and depositing it on a sheet of Mylar and fuse it in the oven. Courser "toners" are made for powder coating if a courser screen was needed. Jack
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