apply some carbon paper, and trace out the drawing with it. That works best as you get greater detail in the transfer

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First!!!! And that drawing looks amazing!❤❤😊 pin?

Wouldn’t a gelli plate do the same thing, or is it not smooth enough?

Great video. Thanks for explaining.

-Very good presentation, thank you! I am very interesting in hearing how you got the thin paper with the bird to glue on the print? I think it,s called chiné collé, when we add small pieces like that.

Very interesting!! Thank you for posting this content!!

Thanks for taking me there!

That is genius!

I tried with a different wrap and it doesn't work to paint at least half of what you are able to do. Saran Wrap is not available in Europe and so I need to go to plexiglass probably. Thank you for this tutorial!

Great tutorial - Just getting into the printing process. Have you tried using a rolling pin also instead of a spoon? Just wondering I will experiment with both. Wanted to share this. I recently did a print workshop and we worked on large presses and these mini presses which I just order. Search for "open press project'

Have you ever used this process on arches water color paper, can I use wax paper instead of tracing paper??I bought a roll of arches 10yds at xmas (which took a while to save up for that )lol so I dont feel guilty if I try a few new media watercolor aspects of art form and expanding my watercolor art. My art teacher ed cooper from UK was talking about how he started in the ink and printing process of art went to oil and such and now hes teaching watercolor so I was like yes maybe watercolor could be used somehow and I dont need to use ink. Also michele webber used ink for a drawing and painting ,there was also another art teacher who use india ink in a watercolor simple drawing anne kerr used ink and it inspired me to say hey I wonder🤔 if I could really use a watercolor media that would look like there ink process paintings , it's funny how watching a few of your teachers in one form of median and those teachers added some form of wc to do their median inspires your thought process and creativity and So I started looking on ytube to see if theres anyone in the art community who has thought thru this process with using watercolors....🥳🥳yeah thank you for this video.......before I had gotten my wcp I always wanted to try to see if there was many different forms of watercolor applications, I also like the India ink but I know it's a potential spill issue for me as I'm not very steady....this process you've taught us on this video seems very doable for me to achieve on a limited art budget....also it's a way to accomplish more paintings....thanks for any help from a older older beginning artist..🎨👩‍🎨pardon xbox orange guy daughter is a gamer and we share internet connection....

wow that's so cool!

THANKS BUT CAN YOU TELL ME THAT WHICH PAPER YOU HAD USED IN THIS.....

Thanks. What medium did you use to paint on too of seran wrap?

What is your inking slab made of? It looks like foil?

This would work really well with a gellie plate. And if the ink was transparent or light, under drawings would show up. This could be fun.🤔😊

Absolutely awesome ,,,,,,,,great thank you love it 🥰

Can you use acrylics for this?

Great video - looking forward to trying this method later on.

That 2nd one came out quite well although the first one also has its merits......oh and did you 'varnish' the collagraph with glue acrylic gloss medium?

It came out nicer than I thought it would, being as it was relief. . Thanks again - by the way did you just glue scrunched up tin foil onto a cardboard disc?

I have not used that 'faux carbon paper' technique previously so I will definitely try that out !!

Are you using oil based ink for this process?

thanks for sharing - yep its a shame about the blotting issue. Have you ever tried over printing a second watercolor layer onto a dried and re-soaked watercolor print?

nice, thanks for sharing :)

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