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Marek,
LOVE the poppy and the little hairy stem...
Chris
PS thanks so much for the glyoxal test. I have some
more things to talk about yellowing that totally dovetail with your tests so it
is exciting. However, one thing that is definite is that the yellowing
NEVER washes out once there in my lengthy experience with yellowing, so a method
that you have devised of using the least amount to prevent this is really
exciting to me. More on this later--I have book reviews to write :(
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Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2008 7:21
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Subject: tri-color gum in progress
All,
I promised some scans of gum in progress. This
illustrate the indanthrone (PB60), nicke azo yellow (PY150) and either
perylene maroon(PR179) or quinacridone rose (PV19). Well, as you can see I
never make things simple. I like to add two blues (indanthrone and thalo), two
different magentas (current examples are PR 179 and PV19) and often different
yellows. This might be accompanied by selective use of masked negatives or
spot color negatives of just separations with different contrast.
http://picasaweb.google.com/marekmatusz1/GumPrintsAlaskaFlowers#
If
you have a slow connection these might not load that
fast.
Marek
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