Carbon and Carbro Tissue: You can Make it!, by Tracy Diers 1986
It is listed in the reference section of the FAQ. I have not seen or
read this book, I don't know if it is useful. I came across it in the
"Books in Print" Index. I think it is an amphoto publication.
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On Thu, 6 Jul 1995, Adam Kimball wrote:
> Hi all..
>
> Quite awhile ago I posted a question regarding possible sources for carbon
> "tissue" and was dismayed to see that nobody replied. I take it that that
> means there is NO supplier for carbon other than the few odd colors Gallery
> 614 still has. If this is the case, thats too bad... but nonetheless, I
> am still interested in the process and would like to experiment with making
> my own "tissue" at some point.
>
> Over the last few months I've acquired quite a few books dealing with the
> carbon process, but only one of them gave any detailed information regarding
> the creation of the carbon tissue (thanks Luis..) The rest assume that the
> pigment paper will be bought commercially. Is anybody willing to share some
> info about how THEY make their pigment paper? My questions are basic:
>