Скачать или смотреть Re-using Old Collagraph Plates... (and some Chine-collé) = Great New Prints!

I built an app for artists who want real critique and advice - see it here - https://apps.apple.com/eg/app/art-cri... In this video, I demonstrate how you can design some really cool and creative prints using old collagraph plates and Chine-collé.

I have been making lots of new collagraphs lately and so I thought I'd look at ways to re-use the old plates that are collecting dust in my studio.

0-00:57 Introduction & explaining the process
00:57-02:25 Re-discovering your old plates
02:25-02:56 Checking out some Chine-collé possibilities
02:56 -04:13 Checking out some plate design possibilities
04:13-05:46 Inking up
05:46-06:30 Preparing first design for printing with Chine-collé
06:30-07:04 Printing first design
07:04-07:26 Preparing second design
07:26-08:00 Inking up second design plates
08:00-08:57 Preparing second design for printing with Chine-collé
08:57-09:29 Printing second design
09:29-10:48 Preparing third design
10:48-11:28 Inking up third design plate
11:28-12:48 Preparing third design for printing with Chine-collé
12:48 End Printing third design

🎨 MATERIALS
Intaglio Inks: Sepia, Wiping Compound by Intaglio Printmaker
Some old Collagraph Plates
Chine-collé paper
Pritt stick glue
Paper: Printmaking Paper 300gsm cards
Vegetable Oil and White Spirit for cleaning up
Newsprint Paper
Old newspaper for wiping etc
Scrim for wiping off ink and for plate texture
Tools: Paint brush, card
Polymetaal Press HS-35 Tabletop Etching Press


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Collagraphy is a really versatile printing process in which a textured plate is inked up and put through a press. Different textures hold varying amounts. of ink and print different tones. Anything with a low relief texture can be stuck down and used: wallpaper, leaves, fabrics, tapes and threads etc