Gum printing 4
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Nice to see a Finn doing gum Printing. I am also from Finland and making Gum Prints from time to time. Feel free to check our some of my gumprint works at Flicrk. Type Vesa Lempinen in search field find and it will give link you to my page.
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Hi again, Just to let you know. I fall in love with the Gum printing process because of you. Any tips, links, books you suggest for me and others who would benefit from this videos? also I have some questions for you.
1. Do you change the water between every wash? or it is safe to wash the CMYK in the same water?
2. If you have the time, Could you show us how you made the CMYK Digi-Negatives?
Thanks,
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Meister! Thank You for this video!
im Polish Gum beginer :)
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this was a great 4 part series, thank you for sharing this!
Beautiful! Do you leave the paper on the aluminum backing after you're done, or do you remove it? If so, how do you get it off?
Thanks in advance,
Evan.
evanvlane 5 months ago
@evanvlane
Thanks, I leave the paper on aluminum... it is very hard to remove.
ProjectVedos 5 months ago
hi, who i can faind you?
i am a woman colombiana, and i practice the antiques emulsiones (goma bicromatada).
i like sou much your work,
can we talk abouth?
thanks!!
mina8406 6 months ago
@mina8406
Thank you so much! Feel free to email me: vedos@samk.fi
ProjectVedos 6 months ago
Hi, thank you for the video. I found it very interesting. I am wondering why you are using TWEEN 20. I have not heard of that before. I looked it up and found out it is some kind of emulsifier. I am very curious as to what it does within this process. Thank you.
sanfranphotopapa 7 months ago
@sanfranphotopapa
It is a surfactant which helps me to coat easily and evenly... and it will help me to get rid of the "fisheyes" - greasy looking spots on the coated paper... thanks!
ProjectVedos 7 months ago