A solution of copper sulphate and salt in water can be used to etch Aluminium.
\n\nIt is a very low toxic method of creating a plate, we use Nik Semenoff's formula. The action of the copper particles settling on the surface of the plate results in rich aquatints.
\n\nVarious “safer” grounds and stopouts are used to create an image with amazingly satisfying results.
\n\nDrypoint is an intaglio technique where lines are scratched directly into the plate, without the use of an etchant. The burr thrown up by the needle gives the print a velvety appearance.
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\n\nThe word “etching” also refers to the print pulled from the plate.
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\n\nClick here for safe ground & stopout article
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\n\nUltra Violet light hardens the areas not blocked out by the artwork and these unexposed areas wash out with tap water to reveal the etched surface.
\n\nThe plate is particularly durable and it is possible to make large editions from a photopolymer plate.The plate can be used for relief and intaglio printmaking.
\n\nPhotopolymer plates are sometimes called sun plates or solar plates.
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\n\nRead: inking photopolymer article
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Read: Modifying Photopolymer Plates article
\n\n\n\nImages:
\n\nLeft slide show Annie Day, Robin Ezra
\n\nImages below Robin Ezra
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Waterless Lithography was pioneered by Nik Semenoff, the process enables the artist to create a successful lithographic image very quickly
\n\nThe procedure uses recycled aluminium offset plates and a silicone mixture to repel ink instead of the water used in stone lithography. The plates are printed on an etching press.
\n\nThe process is far less toxic to the printmaker than traditional lithography. The waterless images pictured here were created using various media including gouache, omnichrom, sharpie pens and multiple plates.
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\n\n“With a little experience and thought you can make waterless lithography quite low toxic and get amazing results: tonal range, mark, immediacy, good predictability. The plates could hardly be simpler to create yet the process allows a broad range of image and mark making approaches. And it holds the alchemic magic of stone litho. It is a wonderful process. Plus, this is an area about to see some real progress towards even less toxicity”. Quoted from: Don Messec
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\n\nNik Semenoff, the inventor of the technique said he wanted to create “A process that would eliminate some or all of the toxic materials now used by printmakers. Materials should also be easily available and not too expensive. Anything that would simplify the processing of plates and produce long running clean images from direct hand drawn plates could become an important addition to the artist’s lithographic process”
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\n\nTop 3 left, Prints by Annie Day
\n\nLower 4 left, Owl Prints by Robin Ezra
\n\nSlideshow below: Annie Day, Robin Ezra, June Lord,
\n\nEvelyne Siegrist, Chris Pullin, Jim Josephsen, Helen Cameron
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\n\tPochoir is the French term for stencil. In the Art Nouveau and Art Deco eras the colour application process of the stencil was rejuvenated by the French, and used to great effect when combined with key images made by lithography, woodcut or etching, turning a decorative technique into fine art.
\n\n\tIn Australia the artist Margaret Preston used the stencil technique to create her stunning landscape and flower images.
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\n\n\tClick here to read Pochoir article
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\n\n\tImages:
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\n\nThe plates do tend to flatten out after a few prints but give some interesting textural results
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\n\nThe ink is applied similarly in a monoprint but on an intaglio plate and the image is visible in all the prints from this plate no matter how it is inked. A monoprint is printed as a variable edition.
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\n\nClick here: Monotype/Monoprint article
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\n\nTeaching resource: Monotype/monoprint notes
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\n\nImages:
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\n\tPhotopolymer Intaglio
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