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getting my image trans technique up to speed. I made these tube beads using my own computer generated images.
This one is already here but in black and white. This is the original fabric print.
Combination of gelliplate printing and lino and image transfer - so in short - a mixed media print on cotton
45 x 30cms ish
Image transfers on a base of Premo Pearl polymer clay to which I added Ranger Copper Embossing Powder. I glazed the finishes with Studio by Sculpey Glossy Glaze.
These BOH will be donated to cancer patients, and are part of a charitable project sponsored by my polymer guild, PCAGOE.
The bottle is 1 1/4" tall and 1/4" in diameter.
The "actually managing to get the whole plant in, but not quite getting the right exposure" version....
Photograph of an image transfer on watercolor wash. Image transfers are of my mother and I at the same age. Memory filter, with contrast, highlight, exposure adjusted.
The polymer clay pendant and ship focal bead were created by me, Lynda Moseley, using an image transfer technique and an embossing technique. The image is a Japanese Woodcut design titled "Great Wave Off Kanagawa" by Hokusai Katsushiki. I embossed the pendant with an Asian Lotus Blossom and Chrysanthemum stamp. It is my entry in the August Art Bead Scene Challenge.
In addition to the small focal bead which I created, I used Kyanite dagger beads, carved pink agate ammonite beads, Fossil Agate, Impression Jasper, a/k/a Aqua Terra Jasper rounds, Bali silver spacer beads, and a Sterling Silver Hook clasp.
It was a pleasure to create something for the August ABS challenge. I am a huge fan and a collector of Japanese woodcut prints, and this has been one of my personal favorites for years.
I blog at www.scdiva.blogspot.com
Photograph of an image transfer on watercolor wash. Image transfers are of my mother and I at the same age. Vivid filter and contrast adjusted.
Suze (candid)
Shot on a Canon D2000, then printed to Polaroid 669 via palette CI 5000S color film recorder and transferred to Moleskine watercolour paper.
The red tone came from leaving the transfer on the paper for far too long before peeling apart.
Gopher could jump with the best of them. At El Weaveno Ranch near Del Norte, Colo. That little blue spruce is now 30 feet tall. Polaroid image transfer.
Photograph of an image transfer on watercolor wash. Image transfers are of my mother and I at the same age. Glow filter, contrast, temperature, exposure, and highlight adjusted.
TRANSform Your Clay - Beads & Jewelry using Illustrations, TRANSlucent liquid clay and Image TRANSfers
Blogged - www.polypediaonlineexpress.com/transform-your-clay-new-po...
Link to tutorial - bit.ly/irismishly-pca2018
Second shot from the Vivitar Slide Printer. This is why I wanted one, so I could do image transfers in the comfort of my own home. This mural was outside a daycare center I passed on my walk to work each day.
One of my two 1st attempts at image transfer. I printed an image on my laser jet printer, placed it face down on the polymer clay. I then thoroughly soaked the back of the paper with rubbing alcohol and burnished the back of the paper with a hard plastic letter opener. Repeat another 1-2 times. You can gently peel back the edges to see if the transfer is complete and if not press the paper back down and drench with alcohol and burnish again.
The top left picture is the image transfer on watercolor paper, the bottom left is the fuji 100 picture, and the right page image is the original. More on my blog: www.robayre.com/news/2012/08/28/fuji-image-transfer/
Padlock shot on Polaroid 4x5 Type 59 film.
Cambo monorail camera, with Kodak Aniton lens.
Image transfered into Moleskine sketch pad (top) remaining print image fixed into pad (bottom)
TRANSform Your Clay - Beads & Jewelry using Illustrations, TRANSlucent liquid clay and Image TRANSfers
Blogged - www.polypediaonlineexpress.com/transform-your-clay-new-po...
Link to tutorial - bit.ly/irismishly-pca2018