Nice video overall, but so many examples of what not to do (e.g. no use of registration marks, wiping/blotting ink in straight motions as opposed to circular ones) that I would advise people to watch a few other videos from other content creators before starting to practice etching.
Good work Ian and thank you 😊
Nice video overall, but so many examples of what not to do (e.g. no use of registration marks, wiping/blotting ink in straight motions as opposed to circular ones) that I would advise people to watch a few other videos from other content creators before starting to practice etching.
What a great alternative to normal etching. Genius!
This is amazing, I've never seen anything like it
A Tui!! I love this....just off to the Ashmolean in Oxford to see some of Rembrandt's versions but this is awesome erm...tui :D
Love it. Just wow.
Waaoo
That looks so good
This is a fantastic idea!!!!!!!!! Great :)))
It's look very realisitc.. Happy pongal..
A DRYPOINT IS NOT AN ETCHING..... At what stage did you submerge this 'plate' in acid ? Yes it is an INTAGLIO print but that is all. Lovely print...
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جميل جدًا وواضح
Thank you, that was excellent
Brilliant!
loved it thank you
thanks sir
It was difficult to hear you over the music, but thanks for trying. Didn't watch most of this because of the loud music.
Hi could you please let me know where I can purchase A5 plexiglass from?
Many thanks for your excellent video
In New Zealand - National Art Supplies in Auckland.
So is this also called print block etching?
Not here NZ, dry point etching on plexiglass
Hi Evan, i was wandering what kind of material you use?
The plate is plexiglass, which is a type of hard plastic similar to perspex but it's flexible. The printing ink is oil based.
What kind of paper did use?
200 - 300 gsm soft paper
This is dry point not etching
turn off the music for people to understand you