#image transfer

[killyridols]

tumbling blocks by jesse krimes, 2019, hand-sewn fabric, image transfer & acrylic paint, 78 × 98 inches

[calcifiedred]

[minimavisibilia]

Timo Seber Inertia X – Lite 2015 C-print on acrylic glass, synthetic fiber, steel 52 x 114 × 5 cm

[02nique02]

[sentientglue]

in da studio

[trammellesstangent]

Carbon paper is fantastic. And light tables. Both great inventions.

[bonafide-bimbo]

ᴛʜɪɴɢꜱ ɪ ᴍᴀᴅᴇ + ᴍᴇ ❦ #cyanotype

[fiadhaisteach]

August Arts*

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May - too sick, no arts

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*of the non-cooking variety

[killyridols]

bow tie by jesse krimes, 2019, hand-sewn fabric, image transfer & acrylic paint, 80 × 102 inches

[nocturnus33]

Learning a couple of new things:

marbled paper

Fanzine making (I didn't know how to fold them before this week).

Transferring image on paper.

Transferring image to fabric (linen).

Transfer image to wood.

Create a gel plate from scratch.

Gel printing. I forgot to take pictures of the gel plate and the gel printing, duh. The results are still not perfect, but I had a very fun afternoon.

[fransteahouse]

An image transfer I did with my friends. Did it off some work I did for my course. I really like the texture of it. I digitally edited a little bit of it, yet that's only to make it look coooool

[02nique02]

Lichen and carved stone

[readitback]

It took a lot of trial and error, but I finally have a method of tranferring images onto glass (and other things) that works for me. I have an inkjet printer so the modge podge methods didn't work. I printed images onto the glossy backing to a sheet from printable labels, sprayed hairspray onto the glass, gave it just a moment to get tacky, then laid the sheet onto the glass. I pressed it down and pushed the air bubbles out, then peeled the paper back. I also used glass cleaner to get to hairspray off the glass around the image to get the effect I hoped for.

The remaining ink on the page transferred nicely onto clay.

[tylereed]

Untitled, 2024 Solvent transfer and stained paper towel on paper 11 x 15" www.tylereed.com

[sentientglue]

learning to love the process and lean into layering over things when in doubt. still considering this a ground/under layer for a painting to evolve on.

feels like forever since I’ve finished a piece, but I think I’m slowly getting back into a rhythm.