Re: Gum on masa, again
No staining. Most of my work done in the last 8 years had been on surfaces that don't float so I've become quite accustomed to having the print face up. Less surprises that way. I do give the tray a good rocking every few minutes to make sure that the print stays evenly wet. 2008/10/12 Loris Medici <mail@loris.medici.name>: > Keith, how you develop the print face up? That interests me for future > prints on rigid surface such as aluminum or wood. Do you agitate the print > often? Don't you get staining (due to melted gum/pigment migrating > irrelevant places)? > > Regards, > Loris. > > > 12 Ekim 2008, Pazar, 10:49 pm tarihinde, Keith Gerling yazmış: >> I find masa extremely difficult to handle when wet. I usually "scoop" >> it out of the water - developing it face up - with a sheet of aluminum >> or plexiglass, hang it up clinging to the support, and then peel the >> print off of the support after it has dried a little. Certainly it is >> understandable that you would get creases. > >
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