Re: Negative Oil Prints and Resinotype similarities.

Alberto, Many thanks for that connection to R. Namius. From your work shown
on the website it can be surely seen that Resinotype works well for those
willing to make the preparations.The results I obtained about a year back,
with your help, were certainly to my liking since my genre is towards
pictorial impressionism. I feel that if this reversal procedure with Oil
pigment could really be pinpointed we may have an easily workable process
which could make a transferable print. Any further references to Namius
would be very much appreciated. ''......ink made too thick'', probably
means, ''ink too hard.''
              Ciao for now. John.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Alberto Novo" <alt_list@albertonovo.it>
To: <alt-photo-process-L@usask.ca>
Sent: Sunday, May 28, 2006 9:16 PM
Subject: Re: Negative Oil Prints and Resinotype similarities.

> This invention arose from the observation that he got a reversed image
> while inking an oilprint with an ink "made too thick" (give me some time
> and I'll find the exact citation).
> As I never tried to reproduce his findings, I can't tell you if this is
> true or not. What I know is that resinotype, like described by John,
> works.
> Alberto
>
Received on 05/28/06-03:11:15 PM Z