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Taking care of mid-tones by peeling off the first layer
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Viscosity Collagraph Abstract Print - How to Correct Mistakes and a Cheat
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- 1 Introduction
- 2 Explaining Viscosity Print process
- 3 Taking care of the darkest areas of the print design, using carborundum
- 4 Taking care of mid-tones by peeling off the first layer
- 5 Adding the pattern to the plate design
- 6 Adding raised areas and last touches to the plate design
- 7 Shellacing a collagraph plate
- 8 Inking up the first ink, sepia colour
- 9 Wiping off sepia ink
- 10 Adding the first colour - Madder Lake + Zinc White + Linseed Oil with hard roller
- 11 Adding the second colour - Madder Lake just by itself with soft roller
- 12 Wiping off the white areas
- 13 Proof Print
- 14 What went wrong - discussion on what to avoid
- 15 The Plan - ideas on how to make the second print better
- 16 Second Print
- 17 End A little cheat to save an almost great print!
