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Tag Archives: chine colle
Preparing chine collé
I’ve been painting acid-free tissue paper – to use when printing – in preparation for a 5 day collagraph course I’m about to attend. I used very watered-down acrylic paints, allowed the tissue to dry and then ironed the pieces … Continue reading
Banksia Book – Constructed
Over recent months I’ve documented my progress in printing some Banksia themed solar plates I was given late last year. Some of them are quite worn, or possibly not etched deeply enough to start with, but they have been a … Continue reading
Stage 1: Elian and the Vortex
Plate 1: Zinc plate, hard-ground etched from pencil transfer drawing. My start point for this project was a bunch of native flowers given to me by my husband, and some plants I recently photographed whilst out walking.. Australian natives are … Continue reading
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Tagged Acid etching, chine colle, Elian, Hard ground etching
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Chine collé – The final outcome
Continuing on with my chine collé flower design (see previous posts here and here) I adhered a simple iron-on Wispa Weft to the back of some of the prints and tried to machine stitch around some of the flowers. I … Continue reading
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Tagged chine colle, Reduction lino printing
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Chine collé – The next stage
In the past I have always cut my shape from the tissue chine collé, inked up the lino/monoprint or whatever, laid the tissue over the inked surface, applied the glue and then printed it. By placing the paper over the … Continue reading
Chine collé – Making my own design
A short tutorial on creating personal designs for chine collé print techniques. I acquired a single sheet of lightweight printed paper which I wish to incorporate in my latest print project (anyone know what this actually says?). However, knowing that … Continue reading
Print 1. Project 15: Design 3
Woodblock & chine collé – design for a beach bag. I’m very excited about this design. My aim is to produce a single colour print ‘Margaret Preston’ style with a border and include chine collé instead of her hand-painted technique. … Continue reading
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Tagged chine colle, Print1-P15, Print1-Sketchbook, wodblock printing
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Print 1. Project 14: Revisit
I am desperately trying to keep the collagraph layers and prints I previously did on greaseproof paper glued together, but it’s not working terribly well. I can see myself becoming an excellent reference for the manufacturer, proving that these sheets … Continue reading
Print 1. Project 14: Review
Can you see opportunities to develop this printmaking technique? Yes. I really enjoyed the inclusion of collage into the ‘sandwich’ of print layers. It adds another dimension, a point of interest and a colour effect not possible to produce with … Continue reading
Print 1. Project 14: The design
Developing the design I didn’t have a subject matter in mind when I started this project so, whilst sitting in the garden, I doodled and thought. I started with a nine square grid. It may be a large stretch of … Continue reading
Print 1. Project 14: Selecting techniques
Planning the print process I really enjoyed Project 13 despite the length of time it took me to get through it. I’m going to build on the techniques I used to create the carousel horses prints. Some of the points … Continue reading
Print 1. Project 14: Research
Today I’m looking at artists who use chine collé in their work. Rachel Gross I see the consistent thread running through all her pieces as being the use of paint, collage and bold shapes. Her methods include intaglio, aquatint shapes, … Continue reading
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Tagged Akiko Taniguchi, chine colle, Jeff Gardner, Lydia Poljak, Print1-P14, Rachel Gross
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