Re: Transfers

Hi Sandy,

So I can make the carbon image develop in any smooth surface as glass or
even glazed ceramics w.o. any problem?
Like preparing a tissue with ceramic pigment and burning the piece after the
transfer?
Thanks

Joao

Sandy King wrote:

> Joa,
>
> In answer to your question, no. If you are using the Plexiglass as a
> temporary support it should not be coated. The image will adhere to
> the Plexiglass during warm water development because of a vacuum or
> pump effect. Paper not sized with hardened gelatin will admit air
> through the back, thus breaking the vacuum, the result being that the
> relief will frill away.
>
> Sandy King
>
> >Hi folks,
> >
> >There is one thing about carbon transfers that I don't understand, if I
> >should coat my final support with gelatin and harden it, how can you
> >expose a tissue and transfer it to a temporary support like Plexiglas?
> >Should the Plexiglas be coated and hardened too?
> >Thanks in advance for the explanation
> >
> >Joao
> >
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Received on Wed Oct 18 17:35:04 2000