Learn the intricate process of creating a viscosity collagraph abstract print in this detailed 54-minute tutorial. Explore the technique of using inks with different viscosities to produce a range of tones and shades. Follow along as the instructor demonstrates how to prepare the plate, apply carborundum for dark areas, create mid-tones, and add patterns and raised areas. Observe the inking process using sepia, Madder Lake, and Zinc White, and learn how to properly wipe and roll the inks. Discover common mistakes to avoid and gain valuable insights on how to rescue a print when things don't go as planned. By the end of this comprehensive guide, master the art of viscosity printing and learn a clever trick to salvage an almost perfect print.
Viscosity Collagraph Abstract Print - How to Correct Mistakes and a Cheat
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Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Explaining Viscosity Print process
Taking care of the darkest areas of the print design, using carborundum
Taking care of mid-tones by peeling off the first layer
Adding the pattern to the plate design
Adding raised areas and last touches to the plate design
Shellacing a collagraph plate
Inking up the first ink, sepia colour
Wiping off sepia ink
Adding the first colour - Madder Lake + Zinc White + Linseed Oil with hard roller
Adding the second colour - Madder Lake just by itself with soft roller
Wiping off the white areas
Proof Print
What went wrong - discussion on what to avoid
The Plan - ideas on how to make the second print better
Second Print
End A little cheat to save an almost great print!
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