I've had this 189? triple for nearly 20 years.
It's amazing and I love that drawn it can look like a bike in motion.
I've had this 189? triple for nearly 20 years.
It's amazing and I love that drawn it can look like a bike in motion.
Here it is, some years ago, out on a photo shoot.
I've had this 189? triple for nearly 20 years.
It's amazing and I love that drawn it can look like a bike in motion.
I've had this 189? triple for nearly 20 years.
It's amazing and I love that drawn it can look like a bike in motion.
I'm dialing in the Kitchen Litho
and feel confident to move to a larger print. Adding steps before biting of covering the drawing with calcium carbonate and then applying gum arabic ala this video made the difference, I think.
I'm experiementing with Kitchen Litho
I had luck with this 6 years ago.
Alvin Drysdale built lightweight bicycles in Manhattan,
working from the 1920s until the 1950s.
He made bikes with his own name, such as Drysdale Special,
and with other names including Alvin and Velox.
I get really excited about chine colle.
Perfectly collaged paper with printing is beautiful.
The printing I'm currently doing is screenprinted, then glued
so not technically Chine Colle
but I wanted to mount little prints on contrasting paper
and do it all proper style
made a damp pack, wetting the paper, stacking it then wrapping in plastic.
