Chine Colle video

http://youtu.be/Agy9f3G3Zd4

Contest opportunity

Extra credit in class just for going through the entire application process.
(you must provide proof of entry and show the images you have entered)

http://www.mgne.org/2013NationalShowCFE.html

at the Monotype Guild of New England.

Entry deadline is October 22nd.

Inkjet Transfers vs. Laserjet Transfer

Laserjets use a dry pigment in the copier/printer.
Inkjets use wet inks in the copier/priner.
Each one demands a different process (usually just a different solvent) to transfer the image.


LaserJet Printer Transfer Links

http://www.bloombakecreate.com/2011/04/image-transfer-with-citrasolv/

http://bitze.wordpress.com/2011/09/01/image-transfers-with-citra-solv/

http://www.lilblueboo.com/2011/09/a-citrasolv-transfer-onto-fabric-a-tutorial.html


Inkjet Printer Transfer Links




http://www.digitalalchemybook.com/Digital_Alchemy_Book/Links.html

http://www.goldenpaints.com/technicaldata/transimg.php

http://matsutakeblog.blogspot.com/2009/10/how-to-transfer-inkjet-images-to-wood.html#!/2009/10/how-to-transfer-inkjet-images-to-wood.html

http://youtu.be/nvg6TjPI9Eo

quick subtractive monotype (figure)

roll up a solid dark tone of ink

make sure the layer is thin and even

choose a subject and focus on the light areas

use a piece of paper towel to remove ink and create the light areas

draw lines with the back of a paintbrush

pull out more light areas with a cotton swab

blend and give some directional texture with a dry brush

and you have a very fast monotype with some interesting textures

http://youtu.be/ajx3d7PTm68

http://youtu.be/uaO2Ylye6tc

http://youtu.be/W-c8zLx_9uI

http://youtu.be/Re7PMzGEReQ

http://youtu.be/oIYny3uwXxM

http://youtu.be/QZQ5gr9qp6A