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This is a dry point print from a photo i took.Related content
Comments: 37
i lost my words... something so simple, and so beautiful... it almost make me cry!
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Brilliant etching, I love the use of powerlines as subject matter, they're interesting forms.
Great work!
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well done! u have excellent skill using the drypoint, its not so easy... and i iike the theme
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that looks neato. Really strong on the paper you have chosen well done.
Im gonna fav.
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hey man thanks very much...... thanks for tha fav also
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hey thank you very much
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I really like the old textured paper of this. and telegraph poles and wires always make good photographic objects. good work!
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how cool. random yet awesome.
what type of paper have you used?
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thanks
i used paper from a art supplier that was in the bargain bin. im not sure what u would call it but its quite thin and very fragile. i havent seen that paper ever again so its quite sad but im glad i got it and used it on this project.
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wow...really incredible...great great work
love those lines^^ +fav
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wow...really incredible...great great work
love those lines^^
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i love this paper and
this draw is really good...
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pretty awesome looking. really liking the cloudy, fuzzy feel it has. i also like the choice of paper or canvas, i f you will.
+joe
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Tres awesome. I don't think I've seen anything on DA that had quite the same level of dificulty in execution. Good work!
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The whole harsh industrial thing really goes well with the sharp/scratchy drawing style..
Very neat!
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thank you very much
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hey thanks. glad you like it.
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i am still confused what traditional printing is. may be i have done it but couldnt understand it well. though what u did here is very creative work.
Q. Is Surface Design Technique related to traditional printing ?
because what u did in background is related to SDTechnique.
i guess that damp paper is hmmm what we use in making the copy of original bill in super stores. while u put the original photo on it and drew the image.
cool textures in background and drawing is good. these scratches on work is really interesting.
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traditional printing is the best. Printmaking is such an old technique which has been modernised a bit but it is mostly still done the traditional way. with this piece i just used a textured hand made paper which had a lot of charecter to it. anything that is in the background would just be ink resedue frome the printing plate. i just drew the image from an original photo i took.
i love this technique
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thanks for your lovely description and sharing ur stuff.
definately a helping resource for me.
i use these traditional textures stuff for my graphic design.
and exploring different techniques.
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That is awesome. I think it would make a nice album cover.
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Thie piece is a dry point etch. 1st i started off with a photo. I got a piece of plastic sheeting approx 2mm thick. i scratched the image into the plastic. I then rubbed an oil based paint into those crackes and wiped off the excess. I then put it through a printing press on damp paper. The dampness of the paper pulled out the paint from the cracks and thats the way it was created
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5.9 Mb ???????? 
The drawing seems very good, details are very nice. The general composition is dynamic. But is it a drawing 
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this is completely stunning. im a sucker for intricacy at the best of times but this really blows me away! i'd love to know how you created this.
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