Digital BW, The Print

For those interested in seeing what post printing coating can do for inkjet
BW or color prints please contact me off-list for samples.

Robert


On 9/21/02 5:32 PM, "Linda Jacobs" <lajacobs@...> wrote:

> Yes, I have used various decoupage mediums with Gen4 inks. It all
> depends on the paper. On Red River Watercolor text there are no
> problems with bleeding or brush marks. On EAM, it is a mess unless you
> spray with Krylon first which kinda defeats the point...and then it
> still doesn't look so hot. I have tried only a couple of mediums. I do
> use decoupage medium sometimes to adhere prints to things....works
> good with all papers. Some items I've had sitting around inside and on
> my screened porch for a couple of years and they look fine. (This
> isn't high art, mind you  : )  )  I just like to play with stuff.
> 
> Also, there is a collage artist who has developed a technique for
> inkjet printing on Great White paper then coating either the print or
> a receiving paper with Golden Gel medium and then making a transfer.
> She does the same by printing on Apollo tranparencies and using them
> for transfers to fabric or paper. There is a Yahoo Group called Inkjet
> Transfer if anyone is interested. Very interesting artisitic effects.
> I've tried it but am still working on techique...it's one of those
> things that you have to fiddle with......and we *do* know about
> fiddlin' don't we? <g>
> 
> lj
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Luke Granfield" <luke@...>
> To: <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Saturday, September 21, 2002 4:42 PM
>>> 
>> 
>> Has anyone tried coatings used by collage artists or decoupage
> artists?
>> 
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