RE: Some recent publications about carbon transfer
Very nice color carbon! Dave > -----Original Message----- > From: Sandy King [mailto:sanking@clemson.edu] > Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2007 1:01 AM > To: alt-photo-process-l@usask.ca > Subject: Re: Some recent publications about carbon transfer > > Hi Judy, > > Just go right here, http://www.silvershotz.com/magazine/index.php, > and then scroll a bit if necessary, and you will see the > three-color carbon I mentioned. If memory serves, you have this one? > > As to your question. > > >As for, "If Judy Seigel has a chance to look at the latest issue, > >Volume 4, Edition 3, which is currently on the stands, she may > >recognize one of the color images as I think she has seen it > before," > >um, do you mean this Judy Seigel? > > Good lord yes. Is there really any other Judy Seigel? > > In any event, the current edition of Silvershotz is still on > the stands in many sites, and it reproduces that three-color > carbon print that I made a long time ago, which I think you > may have somewhere unless you got real angry at me and discarded it!! > > Sandy > > > > > > > > > > At 12:01 AM -0500 12/1/07, Judy Seigel wrote: > >On Fri, 30 Nov 2007, Sandy King wrote: > > > >>Perhaps it would not be inappropriate to mention that I have done a > >>fair amount to promote carbon transfer printing this year. > Not to be > >>confused with Fresson/direct carbon, of course. > >> > >>In any event, at the beginning of the year I published a long > >>technical article in the on-line magazine Magncchrom. > Volume I Issue > >>3, and in Volume 1 Issue 4 there is a gallery of some of my carbon > >>work. You can download both issues at > >>http://www.magnachrom.com/Issues.php > > > >Sandy, is there some special incantation or combination to > apply after > >you get to http://www.magnachrom.com/Issues.php ???? I tried & got > >nowhere, very disappointed. I don't think I'm going to essay carbon > >printing (tho I've learned never to say never) but I'm very eager to > >see your carbons, and at this point feeling very deprived. > > > >ESPECIALLY since.... Silvershotz Volume 4, Edition 3 > "currently on the > >stands" does not seem to be on the stands in this vicinity. You say > >they'll soon be on Ed Buffaloe's website. Will you let us know > >-- or do I have to keep asking? > > > >As for, "If Judy Seigel has a chance to look at the latest issue, > >Volume 4, Edition 3, which is currently on the stands, she may > >recognize one of the color images as I think she has seen it > before," > >um, do you mean this Judy Seigel? > > > >J. > > > >>Since then I have published three articles in the UK based fine art > >>photography magazine Silvershotz. The first two have monochrome > >>galleries, and the third has three of my three-color carbon prints > >>made some years ago. If Judy Seigel has a chance to look at > the latest > >>issue, Volume 4, Edition 3, which is currently on the > stands, she may > >>recognize one of the color images as I think she has seen it before. > >> > >>King, Sandy. "Carbon Transfer Printing, Part 1 of 3," Silvershotz, > >>Volume 4, Edition 1, 34-39. > >> > >>King, Sandy. "Carbon Transfer Printing, Part 2 of 3," > Silvershotz , > >>Volume 4, Edition 2, 30-36. > >> > >>King, Sandy. "Carbon Transfer Printing, Part 3 of 3," Silvershotz, > >>Volume 4, Edition 3, 20-26. > >> > >>A fourth article I wrote on color carbon will contain images by a > >>number of contemporary color carbon masters. Included is > work by Tod > >>Gangler, John Bentley, Hans & Chia, Gerard Aniere (printing for > >>another photographer). This number is forthcoming. > >> > >>King, Sandy. "Color Carbon Printing," Silvershotz, Volume > 4, Edition 4. > >> > >>The article in Magnachrom, Volume 1, Issue 3, will soon be at Ed > >>Buffaloe's site, www.unblinkingeye.com, together with a new gallery > >>that will include some of the carbon images published in > Silvershotz, > >>some that were in the Magnachrom gallery, and some new ones. > >> > >> > >>All the best, > >> > >>Sandy King > > >
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