Go for it!

Don't worry, be happy!

@@WS-bk7uu ahahahah thanks

Hi Leighton, yes you can. It looks pretty good displayed against a window. The printing ink may take a few days or a week or so to completely dry.

William Simmonds thank you 🙂

Thanks Iain. perhaps you could buy some fineliner pens, some of them have really fine points depending on your preference. You can still use similar line and mark making techniques like stippling and cross-hatching. You could also experiment with Indian ink and sticks and fountain pens if you want something 'looser'.

I think that would be hard, beyond my skillset!

With a drypoint, the image is just scratched or etched with a metal needle by hand. A normal etching scratches away a thin layer of wax which exposes the copper lines when placed in a bath of acid. The longer the copper plate is left in the acid, the deeper and fuzzier the lines tend to be.

+William Simmonds that's right. Thks for reminding me. All these terms and processes can be hard to remember.

Thanks, Jaden, hope the video helped!