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Volume #5 (Oct. '98 ~ Dec. '98)
- #298
- Starch paste, distilled water, a carving 'jig', carved hairlines, Toshi Yoshida's printer, a 'new' supplier, monthly update ...
- #299
- Woodblock poetry, a new portrait, professionalism ...
- #300
- 'One-point' lesson - Pasting a photocopy for tracing, Jean and Van Gogh, David gets 'green' ...
- #301
- Julio goes to Aiko's ...
- #302
- More discussion on professionalism ...
- #303
- Excellent comments on professionalism, Julio at Aiko's ...
- #304
- Is woodblock a 'lesser' art? ...
- #305
- Good discussion of 'Is woodblock a 'lesser' art?' ...
- #306
- Discussion continues ...
- #307
- April reports from the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts ...
- #308
- Julio is still in Aiko's, bit about Karen Kunc and Helen Frankenthaler, 'One-point' lesson - Protecting the paper from 'sagging' ...
- #309
- Bit more about 'Are printmakers 'lesser' artists' ...
- #310
- A new interesting website ...
- #311
- 'Are printmakers 'lesser' artists' - the last word ...
- #312
- An (old) interview with Tomikichiro Tokuriki, 'recipies' for printing inks ...
- #313
- Reminiscences of Tokuriki, bit more about 'recipies' for printing inks, how 'scientific' to be? ...
- #314
- Pigment transparency, copyright points ...
- #315
- Bit more on copyright points, 'One-point' lesson - Selling reproductions of your art ...
- #316
- Book recommendation, Jean and Van Gogh ...
- #317
- 'Exchange' update, sharpening hint, book recommendation, colours and light bulbs, bit more on Van Gogh ...
- #318
- Bit more on natural light and light bulbs, Van Gogh still hanging around the conversations ...
- #319
- Reproductions of your prints are a good idea?, 'Tips' for printing larger editions, ...
- #320
- Responses to yesterday's postings ...
- #321
- All 'off-topic' stuff today - related to sending payments to Japan ...
- #322
- Graham's upcoming exhibition, 'One-point' lesson - removing blots ...
- #323
- Another way to remove blots ...
- #324
- Follow-up on blot removal - be careful of saliva! ...
- #325
- No postings of special interest - payments for the exchange folders ...
- #326
- A small addition to collection of 'blot removal' techniques ...
- #327
- A couple of recommendations to a beginner ...
- #328
- Monthly update, new woodblock website found ...
- #329
- Order of printing, ink and pigment recommendations ...
- #330
- Bit more on order of printing, ink and pigment recommendations ...
- #331
- Bit more on order of printing, some 'newbie' questions (and answers) ...
- #332
- Still more on order of printing ...
- #333
- Dave's day visiting craftsmen ...
- #334
- Follow-up and questions on Dave's day, One-point lesson - making paper soft, planning your print, general procedure of printing ...
- #335
- Follow-up on the one-point lesson, using a computer for design help, influences - good or bad? ...
- #336
- (There was no digest numbered #336 due to a server hiccup)
- #337
- More on using a computer for design help, follow up to 'influences - good or bad?', new member, description of general methods, carving fine lines, member listing ...
- #338
- Tetsuya Noda's workshop ...
- #339
- Glue on the block, Mary's registration technique, bit more on 'influences - good or bad?' ...
- #340
- Kyoto craftsmen, more about glue (and varnish) on the block, selection of techniques for transferring designs to the blocks, new member, Gosho-san's web site, how to pronounce 'baren' ...
- #341
- More about glue (and varnish) on the block, more techniques for transferring designs to the blocks, bit about repairing blocks, pronunciation ...
- #342
- Bit more about pronuncing 'baren' ...
- #343
- Transferring images to the block, registration ideas, pronouncing 'baren', one-point lesson - 'Baren Miscellania' ...
- #344
- Camellia oil stains?, Graham's printing advice, Jean's registration method, ...
- #345
- New member - with questions, a site recommendation, large paper supplies ...
- #346
- Brush preparation, camellia oil VS baby oil, website exhibition recommendations ...
- #347
- Camellia oil, Dave's RealAudio interviews, Tokyo craftsmen's association meeting, ...
- #348
- Roger's new print, Dave's exhibition P/R ...
- #349
- No content ...
- #350
- Baby oil? ...
- #351
- Couple of web page recommendations ...
- #352
- Inlaying boxwood, discarding 'seconds'?, questions about 'seals' ...
- #353
- Discussion on discarding 'seconds', printing with baby food?, exchange update, restoration philosophy ...
- #354
- Discussion on discarding 'seconds' continues ...
- #355
- A few more uses for discarded 'seconds' ...
- #356
- Still more uses for discarded 'seconds', what is 'appropriate' for a print?, One-point lesson - 'bouncy' blocks, Happy Birthday! ...
- #357
- Roger's process, printing positions? ...
- #358
- Printing position response ...
- #359
- Graham's studio, couple of links ...
- #360
- More printing positions, using 'Yes' paste, image transfer to blocks, Exhibition announcement, couple of links ...
- #361
- Computer software for artists?, image transfer to blocks, cutting or carving? ...
- #362
- Computer record keeping, business considerations ...
- #363
- Bit more about record keeping and business considerations, April's story ...
- #364
- 'Printmaking Today' magazine, One-point lesson 'Reducing knife breakage', contemporary print 'boom'? ...
- #365
- Bit more on record-keeping, Richard makes a knife ...
- #366
- Bit more on record-keeping, paying taxes ...
- #367
- Paying taxes, retouching with a brush? ...
- #368
- Web page updates ...
- #369
- Bit more on taxes, info on cameras ...
- #370
- Editioning 'rules'? ...
- #371
- 'Sound off' about editioning and reproductions ...
- #372
- Still more opinions on editioning ...
- #373
- One-point lesson - Keeping woodblocks flat ...
- #374
- Edition documentation, waterstone supplier, 'restrikes' ...
- #375
- More input on editioning ...
- #376
- Still more input on editioning ...
- #377
- More input (much more!) on editioning, interesting web site ...
- #378
- Bit more on editioning, criticism on [Baren]? ...
- #379
- Wood repairs with Elmer's, or wax?, ...
- #380
- Cabinet maker's wax, 'mall art' ...
- #381
- Little bit about block repair ...
- #382
- Certificate of Authenticity, Sex and the Japanese print ...
- #383
- Nagura stone ...
- #384
- Boxwood moisture question ...
- #385
- Dave gets close to the end ...
- #386
- Exchange discussion, Dave's rather interesting day ...
- #387
- Congratulation and holiday messages ...
- #388
- Exchange discussion ...
- #389
- Exchange discussion ...
- #390
- Jean's seal ...
- #391
- Exchange discussion, Ray goes in front of a jury, comparisons with other printmakers, more about seals, where can one study in Japan? ...
- #392
- New member, comparisons ...
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