Stone Lithography

[@codeseeker8793]

learning to draw has helped me discover a whole new world of art, i didnt even know how to draw, i learned by observing and feeling the lines. i would like to try this sometime, alot of equipment and things needed..art school may have a class on this..

[@leaderprooo4532]

This takes a lot of work. But the end results are amazing

[@PanginooTV]

why aren't you using gloves when handling them chemicals maaaan

[@michellebaron2643]

Super awesome! Thank you!

[@warrenc1829]

Nice work, and well explained. I'm off to La Ceiba in Veracruz to learn next week. Can't wait.

[@misha9071]

This one was so helpful , thanks for uploading

[@bazooka5147]

Amazing!

[@InvictraX]

That's cool

[@cheesycheesecake1]

So cool

[@kebunkecil_]

Wow......

[@Anikraze]

Very cool. How did the image get from the paper to the stone after it was drawn?

[@TheNewRiflemanBob]

It appears as though this method would not work with colored (blue, yellow, etc..) images. Am I correct?

[@uhdigitalmedia]

You'd have to make a plate/stone for each color. With Cyan, magenta, yellow and black (CMYK) you can produce a full-color image. In short, it's possible but difficult.

[@TheNewRiflemanBob]

UH Digital Media I'm referring to a multi colored image (ex: a garden of eden with multi colored flowers and a clear blue sky mixed with white clouds.) Are you saying that it can be done?

[@uhdigitalmedia]

TheNewRiflemanBob It would become 4 "printers" There is a famous print of Toulouse Lautrec showing him supervising the printing of a four-color stone litho job. www.swapmamas.com/swap/swap/SwapItemDetails?swapItemId=149474

[@TheNewRiflemanBob]

Thanks :)