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printmaking unleashed {three}
| Module 1 | printmaking projects + inspiration | - |
| Unit 1 | collage project one | |
| Unit 2 | collage project two | |
| Unit 3 | collage project three | |
| Unit 4 | gesso fabric prints | |
| Unit 5 | four panel cutout collage project | |
| Unit 6 | {BONUS} pattern + mark-making backgrounds | |
| Unit 7 | girlie glam digital canvas | |
| Unit 8 | BONUS: stencil PLAY | |
| Unit 9 | printmaking unleashed LIVE digital kit PDF | |
| Module 2 | LIVE events workshop #3 | - |
| Unit 1 | art journaling live session #1 | |
| Unit 2 | LIVE event workshop #3 | |
| Unit 3 | BONUS: art journaling live session #2 | |
Reply by Vicki ross on November 7, 2014 at 3:21pm
Question about papers. When do you use a photocopy of a master, and when do you use original? Also, what kind of paper do you use for reproduction?
Reply by Traci Bautista on November 10, 2014 at 4:10pm
Vicki..it’s really up to you. You can use either at any time. It depends on the printer I’m using, if it’s a laser printer then laser paper. I prefer Mohawk color copy paper. I find it at Kelly Paper store http://kellypaper.com/ if it’s an inkjet then I use inkjet paper that I buy at Staples. I use both multi-purpose and premium Staples and HP inkjet papers.
Reply by Vicki ross on November 10, 2014 at 4:23pm
Thanks, Traci! I didn’t know if you were using regular weight or 32# like teesha Moore does. Also, which inkjet do you use? I have an aging commercial Xerox color laser, and want to try ink jet on skins like you show.
Reply by Traci Bautista on November 24, 2014 at 5:15pm
Vicki..I use all different weights including the cover stock depending on the application. I have two inkjet printers. For my collage sheets and everyday printing I use a HP 8600 Premium which I bought when it first was released over 2 years ago. It still works great and the price is now a lot less than what I originally paid for it. There are probably better and new printers available now. Also, I bought an inexpensive Epson just for printing on my Acrylic skins. It’s an Epson XP-410. It’s best to use an inkjet which feeds straight through and doesn’t turn the paper. There is less chance of the skin getting caught in the printer.