This is a bromoil transfer about 7 x 7 inches. Dark brown lithographic ink transfered onto 300 lb Arches watercolor paper. Two impressions.
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2 comments:
Ernest,
Does "two impressions" mean that you made two prints, or that you printed the same negative twice on one sheet of paper?
Marco
PS: Beautiful picture, as always!
Thanks Marco. Marco I am printing from a positive. I used a big neg to make a positive. I process and ink a positive now called a matrix. The inked matrix is placed on watercolor paper and run through a press. Two impressions means I ink the positive again and place it in registration on the first one and run it through again. Usually for me to get enough ink in the shadows I have to make two impressions.
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