Acrylic Gel Medium (choice of transparent Matte or Gloss).Typing Paper / Computer Printer Paper (for speed, other fine art papers take significantly longer to release).Supplies for Acrylic gel lift & transfer: This will be revised with release dates when made available.
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Originally the full version was going to be available in book form and e-book in late Summer 2012, this has been pushed back for several reasons including format, editing and publications. Many details have been left out in order to allow for exploration and experience with the process and the formulation of creative ideas. Much of the information is the same as the other process with a few variations in paper removal and application of the skin. This is a very simple way to start making gel transfers. It will come out in the same orientation as you print, unlike the acrylic side down version, which celebrates the old transfer aesthetic of being a reverse of the original capture.
This exercise will illustrate one of the easier, acrylic side up (also described as ink side down) version of the process that has been developed as a way to further control the paper for highlights and retain a higher level of detail. The process entails the creation of a positive print, applying acrylic gel to the print, curing the gel, soaking the gel coated print, removing the paper backing, then applying the final suspended ink to a new surface. The Acrylic Gel Lift is a process with many stages, ultimately enabling the artist to apply their photographic work to a wide variety of surfaces. “Tree’s End at Farmer’s Hand” Acrylic Gel Lift / Transfer from “Small Windows” series by Brady Wilks 2012 Overview Brady Wilks takes us through the acrylic gel lift and transfer in a step by step complete with trouble shooting.
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