Today I
took my first go at printing my largest ever Lino carving. The Feather is 1150mm in length by 600mm which was a
bit of beast to handle in printing. My printing bed is 600mm x 1200mm, so was basically
as big as I can print. Then using a paper sheet cut from a roll of Fabriano Accademia
which is 1.5m long, the physical sizes was a bit of a challenge, so I did a dry
run first to get the order and process on how to handle the paper. Using the Cranfield
inks are just so nice, mixed with extender and wax dryer they don’t dry to fast
and with the size of the print and multi colors and mixes I was using, I didn’t
need to rush. So overall I’m pretty pleased with the outcome of colors, even
with the learning curve of printing such a large print, there is always more
things to learn. I’ll need to cut away a few more sections that were picking up
a bit too much background chatter and work of my blending of colors.
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Ink bench preped and ready to go.
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Feather (600mm x 1200mm) |
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