Today's postings
- [Baren 45423] Re:Grosvenor School of Linocuts ("Harry French")
- [Baren 45424] Re: Using Japanese Paper with Akua Intaglio Ink (regnaterrn # comcast.net)
- [Baren 45425] Re: Travelling City (Louise Cass)
- [Baren 45426] welcome Bonnie (Gillyin Gatto)
- [Baren 45427] Re:Grosvenor School of Linocuts (mary caulfield)
- [Baren 45428] FW: colophon coupon!!!! ("Maria Arango Diener")
- [Baren 45429] Baren Member blogs: Update Notification (Blog Manager)
Hi Mary
I have just looked in my book, ”British prints from the machine age 1914-1937” published by Thames and Hudson in 2008.
Rachel Mustalish discusses the materials and techniques of the Grosvenor School on page 196...Flight apparently rejected watercolour or pigment mixed with rice glue and the School used printing ink or oil paint..but then she mentions that some used both.
That does not really answer your question, but may help.
The book incidentally is worth reading and is full of colour print illustrations.
Regards to all.
Harry
UK
Bonnie, I made some prints with a many different papers, and they all got a halo around the ink. I was using intaglio Akua. Next I will try Akua with stiffener and see what happens. I don't think it is your paper though, I think its the ink.
Maria -
Hooray! My City of The World prints finally arrived Tuesday
- I was chagrined last week to hear it got to the UK before
your neighbour to the North -Canada Post is seriously lacking.
Thanks once more to Mayor Maria and printing friends plus
all the contributors - you did a marvelous job! I don't have
a space to hang it but luckily my daughter was here
yesterday and asked if she could frame and hang the 5 panels
in her long hallway - she and my young grandson were
enthralled by this great ouevre!
best to all
Louise
www.LCassArt.com
morning Bareners-
i would like to say welcome to Bonnie Baker
i went to your website and found you work
in monotype and solar plate to be exquisite
i especially loved
your CORMORANT and ARCHIPELAGO
we are fairly neighbors
across the water
Downeast Maine to Nova Scotia
i dont use water inks
but am available for carving questions
your monoprints reminded me that i could be making some
every time i clean up from printing !
thanks !
Gillyin Gatto Machias Maine USA
I appreciate the information. I had wondered if they used oil paint...it's much lighter than the printing ink. I will look into getting a copy of the book.
Thank you!
Here you go, everyone! The wonders of the internet.
Thank you Eric!!!
Maria
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From: Eric Hoffman [mailto:ehoffmanprints@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2012 8:41 AM
To: Maria Arango Diener
Subject: colophon coupon!!!!
Maria,
I just ordered the City of the World book from LuLu and I discovered that
there is a coupon code that works on it!!! If you enter the code MAYBOOKS12
it will take an additional 20%off, which in the end was like getting the
shipping for free! So I thought I would let you know in case any of the
citizens want the actual beautiful book edition and would like to save a few
bucks!!! Hope all is well!!!! The prints came out so epic and beautiful they
are BREATHTAKING!!
Peace,
Eric Hoffman
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Subject: Breakout!
Posted by: Dave Bull
OK, we've had our breakthrough! After finishing up the varnishing work on the current batch of cases, and after the ladies had a chance to get them all out of the way of the dust and dirt we would be raising, we got the dividing wall broken down yesterday!
Lee-san began by scoring some lines in the wall with a masonry cutter:
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