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From when even simple engineering pieces, such as hinges, door handles, door knockers, ships and steam trains all had style and decoration. Not just as embellishments but serving a purpose as well.
It was VERY messy.
I did not use the Yudu ink, maybe this would make a difference but everything I've read online seems to suggest that the Yudu ink dries out quickly as you work and you end up using WAY more ink than in traditional printing.
I wanted to post some of my favorite prints so far. I've probably made 50 prints, at least, since getting my Gelli plate a few weeks ago.
Here's an image of our 'Let Them Eat Cake' print- in progress. Two colors have been silkscreened on each sheet. They are now drying and waiting for the final (letterpress) application...
This was actually a small crowd right at the beginning - tons of people showed up!
The awesome Obama Screen Printing party at Studio 1408 in Austin, Texas.
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From www.woodsidepress.com/LINOTYPE.HTML
As the name implies, the Linotype is a machine that produces a solid "line of type." Introduced about 1886, it was used for generations by newspapers and general printers. It is a one-man machine: the operator sits in front with the copy to be set at the top of the keyboard. Having adjusted the machine for the required point size and line length, the metal heated to the correct temperature -- about 550 degrees Fahrenheit -- he commences setting.
Black and white printing is (obviously) fun, and easy to get into. I hope this introduction will help those that haven’t yet taken the step, to search out their nearest darkroom and get into printing.
I would like to point out that this is a generalised introduction – since I first learnt...
Large version at: emulsive.org/articles/an-introduction-to-black-and-white-...
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The Stamp Show 2000 saw sheets of Penny Black stamps printed on-site. Blocks of four were sold in presentation packs and sales were limited to one pack per purchaser, although this restriction could be circumvented by queuing again! A limited edition of 12,000 copies, prices quickly rose to £25 per pack. Sold for £5. They now sell for £32.50.
Be sure to visit the Guildhall Art Gallery in London between 8-15 May 2010 when Joh. Enschede of The Netherlands will be reprinting the 1929 PUC £1 stamp on an intaglio printing press. There will be four demonstrations a day, but times are not currently known (mid-April 2010). This will be one of many attractions at the Empire Mail: George V & The GPO exhibition being held there by The Royal Philatelic Collection and the British Postal Museum & Archive from 7 May until 25 July. There will also be a major International Stamp Exhibition and dealers' fair, from 8-15 May 2010, at the Business Design Centre in Islington.
I printed last night for the first time in two weeks -- I was painfully slow. Only one color (red, obviously) completed in a time span during which I can usually do five. But I did it.
I was also very messy. I am going to go put on my bag and shower now.
Edited: Ink gone. Kinda sad... between that and the cast, I looked much tougher than usual.