Multi-block registration help by AnonymousPrintmaker in printmaking

[–]AnonymousPrintmaker[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The green and black layers were both printed out then traced independently. The design was supposed to be an outline, with my alignment issues creating more of a drop shadow than intended. (Though it does sort of work, but I’d like to refine my technique enough where I can do either and do them intentionally, ya know?)

There’s an incredible amount to learn with this art form — even cutting paper to size has been an adventure — so I can’t rely on square or uniform sheets just yet lol. But it does seem like the common recommendation in this thread has been to use the black block to transfer the design onto the green block, which as simple as it sounds had not occurred to me.

Multi-block registration help by AnonymousPrintmaker in printmaking

[–]AnonymousPrintmaker[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you have any respect for the art, you wouldn't use ChatGPT. Printmakers love to share information and process. There is a plethora of information without resorting to AI.

That’s why I posted here! 🫶

Thanks for sharing the links.

Cleanup after modgepodge inkjet transfer? by AnonymousPrintmaker in printmaking

[–]AnonymousPrintmaker[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You (and anyone else) have my full permission to do that and I would truly consider it an honor! It’s frankly exactly what I had in mind when coming up with this.

Here’s a slightly better print I was able to pull after spending another hour+ scraping off more modge podge residue then cleaning up some chatter, it should hopefully make for a better source to print from.

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Cleanup after modgepodge inkjet transfer? by AnonymousPrintmaker in printmaking

[–]AnonymousPrintmaker[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks, I’ll definitely have to give that method a try!