How to make Polaroid emulsion lift triptych prints

In November 2020 I recieved a Royal Photographic Society Fellowship for a portfolio of Polaroid emsulsion lift triptych prints of seascapes. This video show the process of making these prints.
There is a full articles describing the process in detail on my website: cjo.info/polar...
And you can see the full FRPS portfolio here: cjo.info/polar...
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[@christopherlawrence2867]

did you do anything to the print after it dried in order to preserve it? if not how has it held up? thank you

[@yoongeunshin2765]

Beautiful..

[@ejmphotodotcom]

Awesome!

[@cyndireader7945]

You're should have been a surgeon ;) I need more patience. Have you found any recent i-Type film to have good chemistry?

[@Alphard_adventures]

Hi what is the phone device and set up you have please

[@lisabakke9280]

I’m also wondering about exactly the same

[@tangowiwi]

"Instant Lab Universal" (Impossible Project, 2013) ... discontinued and replaced by the "Polaroid Lab Instant Printer"

[@kendracuster1363]

Can you use any Polaroid? Did you find one more successful?

[@lucindaguarderas6050]

Is there only a specific type of Polaroid film this works with because sx-70 breaks unless you wait about 2 days after taking the image when you’re splitting it from the black layer… typically u have to wait at least 2 days to do an emulsion lift from when the image is taken with sx-70. Is this i-type specific?