Mac Legrandi (juicebox@my-dejanews.com)
Sat, 08 May 1999 18:00:51 -0700
Hello!
I got some good results on my first couple of attempts.
I made Indigo and Sepia tissue. I think I'm seperating the tissue from the paper to soon. As per my instructions, I soak the sandwich together in 105 degree water.
I work the back with my fingers after 5 minutes allowing the loose gelatin to ooze out. Another 5 minutes and I begin peeling the tissue away slowly. Is there a better way?
My first test wedge was funny. The numbers had worked loose and were floating around in the water:-)
Thanks
Mac
>After you expose the tissue remove it from the printing frame, soak in
>water at about 65F for 1-1.5 minutes, then bring into contact with the
>final support (fixed out photographic paper or sized water-color paper
>which has been soakingr in the cool water for 10-15 minutes). Squeege the
>two together, place under paper and some weights and set aside for 10-30
>minutes, then develop in water at about 105F.
>
>Sandy King
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>>One exposed, what is the process to transfer the matrix to my paper? I'm a
>>bit sketchy here. I know you sandwitch the tissue and paper and soak in
>>warm water, but I'm not clear how to get a good transfer? Any tips?
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>>Thanks
>>
>>Mac
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