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    • NicolaSchofield
      NicolaSchofield @theprairiefox last edited by

      @theprairiefox ooh, I vote for a giant snake hanging over the edge of the stairs, and maybe a goldfish floating in a bowl 🙂

      Nicola Schofield

      Twitter: twitter.com/NSchofieldArt
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      • theprairiefox
        theprairiefox @NicolaSchofield last edited by

        @neschof good ideas! You got to love drawing dead things, right?

        -The Prairie Fox
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        • braden H
          braden H @theprairiefox last edited by

          @theprairiefox said in October WIP: Save the Castle!:

          You got to love drawing dead things, right?

          I don't often get to say this without people edging away from me, but yes! Drawing dead (soon to be freshly zombified) things is alllllllways fun 😃

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          • theprairiefox
            theprairiefox last edited by

            @neschof and @Braden-Hallett

            Here is the updated inks... I will be finishing it with a lot of crosshatching to put in the value. But I think I added in all the thoughts you both had. Let me know if you see anything more to add/change.

            Thanks...

            2019_10_ExpWorked_InkSM_001.jpg

            -The Prairie Fox
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            • NicolaSchofield
              NicolaSchofield @theprairiefox last edited by

              @theprairiefox Haha! I love it - that price list is so cute 🙂
              Looking forward to seeing the finished version!

              Nicola Schofield

              Twitter: twitter.com/NSchofieldArt
              Instagram: instagram.com/NicolaSchofieldArt/

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              • theprairiefox
                theprairiefox last edited by

                Here is my final. My intaglio plate did not cooperate, so I had to finish it digitally. I will try again. I really want to get my intaglio plates working from the GlowForge!

                2019_10_Exp_Worked.jpg

                -The Prairie Fox
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                • braden H
                  braden H @theprairiefox last edited by

                  @theprairiefox Nice! I get a one panel comic vibe (kinda like the far side 🙂 ) from this one with the thick border. It almost needs a hilarious caption underneath.

                  I like how the doctor's hair kinda resembles brains!

                  I can't think of anything to add at this point. Too bad you couldn't get the glow forge to cooperate.

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                  • TessaW
                    TessaW last edited by

                    Yay! I love this concept. It's nice to see what you come up with from a printmaking perspective.

                    Website: www.tessawrathall.com

                    Instagram: www.instagram.com/tessawrathall_art/

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                    • theprairiefox
                      theprairiefox @braden H last edited by

                      @Braden-Hallett yeah, I haven't pulled an intaglio print off with it yet... just got to keep experimenting. I used an acrylic plate this time, but I think the engraving was too deep to get it to work.

                      I am going to cut a shallower plate and see if I can pull it off. If it works I will post a copy.

                      -The Prairie Fox
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                      • theprairiefox
                        theprairiefox @TessaW last edited by

                        @TessaW well, I finally got to see the master printmaker I have been learning from and we got an intaglio print to work that was cut from the GlowForge! So wish I could have submitted this one instead of the digital finish. It is so much richer...

                        Photo Nov 12, 4 34 56 PM (1).jpg

                        -The Prairie Fox
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                        • braden H
                          braden H @theprairiefox last edited by

                          @theprairiefox Damn that looks super nice! 'Richer' is definitely a good word for it 🙂

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                          • TessaW
                            TessaW @theprairiefox last edited by

                            @theprairiefox That's awesome! I'm glad you were able to get an intaglio print out of it. You were really successful in getting the digital version to have a traditional grit to it, but this latest version really has that richness you mention. 🖤

                            Website: www.tessawrathall.com

                            Instagram: www.instagram.com/tessawrathall_art/

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                            • NicolaSchofield
                              NicolaSchofield @theprairiefox last edited by

                              @theprairiefox I don't know what an intaglio print is but this looks almost embossed? - I would want to run my fingers over the lines!

                              Nicola Schofield

                              Twitter: twitter.com/NSchofieldArt
                              Instagram: instagram.com/NicolaSchofieldArt/

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                              • theprairiefox
                                theprairiefox @NicolaSchofield last edited by theprairiefox

                                @neschof Intaglio is used to describe lots of different types of printing; drypoint, etchings, and aquatints are examples. It basically means you use a wet piece of paper and the ink is down in the lines on the plate. The press pushes the paper into the plate to pick up the ink.

                                Relief printing is the other kind (linoleum cut, woodcut, wood engraving) in that type of printing the ink is on the top surface of the plate and paper only picks up that part of the print.

                                I really like intaglio because of the "plate tone" the shadows and the 'richness' you get from wiping the plate to varying degrees.

                                Quite often the paper will come out 'embossed' as it will take the shape of the plate as well.

                                -The Prairie Fox
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                                https://www.theprairiefox.com

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                                • NicolaSchofield
                                  NicolaSchofield @theprairiefox last edited by

                                  @theprairiefox Thank you for the detailed explanation - I've done a tiny bit of lino cutting in the past but never this type of printing - fascinating!

                                  Nicola Schofield

                                  Twitter: twitter.com/NSchofieldArt
                                  Instagram: instagram.com/NicolaSchofieldArt/

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