Re: Ambidextrous print coating
Left-handed coating was a success yesterday! The gum layers were all coated with my left hand. Still haven't tried palladium coating with the off-hand yet, though. http://www.flickr.com/photos/jeremymoore/4035661644/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/jeremymoore/4034907921/ Both are 6.75" x 12" gum over palladium prints (the palladium was coated before I hurt myself). -Jeremy- On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 5:00 AM, Jeremy Moore <jeremydmoore@gmail.com> wrote: > loris the glass rod does seem to be an interesting idea as that's a > technique I've never tried before. i was just curious if others had > any advice i could mull over while enjoying cabin fever. i have to > wait until my sutures are out so i can mix up chemicals from powder, > but i am getting faster typing with my left hand =) > >>> OTOH, if you can't manage to do it evenly with the reverse hand / >>> brushes and don't mind the different look you'll get, then you can try >>> coating by using glass rods / puddle pushers. I imagine it can be much >>> easier than using a brush... >>> >>> I wish you a quick and full recovery BTW. >>> Regards, >>> Loris. >
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