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I have read a lot about image transfers with gel mediums and color copies, so i decided try it the other night. If you have an image with text be sure to reverse the image.
A page from my Image Transfer Art Journal - an image printed on fabric using an inkjet printer. www.linda-matthews.com/tag/image-transfer-art-journal/
another view of 2 sides of vase made from a glass bottle withand an image transfer on white polymer clay covering all sides
transparency sheet on the right side. I taped in to the edge so it can be flipped to write underneath.
plated magazine strips that were gel medium transferred onto cotton fabric and embroidered on.
"nothing that can happen to you know will be as bad as what you have just missed."
text taken from a 1950's book about "bedtime etiquette". 18" x 28"
from a series of polaroid image transfers i did a while back, with different objects in an old wooden box i found.
A page from my Image Transfer Art Journal - An image printed on a dryer sheet using an inkjet printer. You can find additional information on my blog - www.linda-matthews.com/tag/image-transfer-art-journal/
Received as part of PCAGOE 2008 ornament swap. I think this one looks especially nice among the green of the tree.
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/
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Just playing around with some name labels I bought today. They're all done with markers, with some old syllabus collaged on the sticker at the top, and a packing tape transfer on the sticker to the left.
This is a large polymer clay reversible pendant with silver metal spacer beads and a polymer clay closure, strung on buna cord. The front image is an original of mine, that was created in GIMP. The reverse image is a ghost image in gold.
Pendant and beads have been sanded, polished and sealed with acrylic.
The pendant tile measures 2.5 by 1.75 inches and is .25 inches thick. With the bail the pendant is 3 inches tall. The cord is 28 inches. The round bead on the closure has been secured with Gorilla Glue.
A page from my Image Transfer Art Journal - an image printed on fabric using an inkjet printer. www.linda-matthews.com/tag/image-transfer-art-journal/
Paul Andrew Wandless Image Transfer Workshop at the Ceramic Store in 2012. Participants got to learn all kinds of awesome techniques for transferring 2D designs onto clay.
Did an image transfer onto the background of a photo I took in Amsterdam in February. Liking how it's turning out so far!
Paul Andrew Wandless Image Transfer Workshop at the Ceramic Store in 2012. Participants got to learn all kinds of awesome techniques for transferring 2D designs onto clay.
Created this piece for Carmen Torbus' class Spill It. I got way behind with the class but have finally finished my canvases!! I'm calling this on "The Bride" She just evolved. Painted it all with my fingers and painted over the image transfer.
Stones are selected from various beaches in the NH, ME & MA seacoast, including Pebble Beach in Gloucester, MA. All stones are removed from their locale & decorated w/their permission & willingness. They range in size from 1.5"- 3" My spiritual paperweight beach stones are original creations by J. M. Lissner & copyrighted.
Paul Andrew Wandless Image Transfer Workshop at the Ceramic Store in 2012. Participants got to learn all kinds of awesome techniques for transferring 2D designs onto clay.
Paul Andrew Wandless Image Transfer Workshop at the Ceramic Store in 2012. Participants got to learn all kinds of awesome techniques for transferring 2D designs onto clay.
A page from my Image Transfer Art Journal - An image printed on a dryer sheet using an inkjet printer. You can find additional information about my Image Transfer Art Journal on my blog: www.linda-matthews.com/tag/image-transfer-art-journal/
I've been experimenting w/ polaroid image transfers. This was done with type 669 film. I used the wet transfer process and used cold-press watercolor paper (140 lb. weight). This was my first of the day and also my favorite. They seem to get progressively worse for some reason. "Worse" meaning that more emulsion comes off in the process.