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A Sunprint from a xerox negative.Related content
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i like that you are trying different means... i would think that most of your creations are very unpredictable and that it would be hard to tell what they will look like... its a very differnt approach and idea than most people (especially those on this site) are used to. The end results are stunning. When working do you try and makes things turn out the way you want, or do you have an idea for a process and then find out at the end what the results will be? Hopefully that is understandable.
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Well, in the begining the results of a process are at best unpredictable- so when I start I just learn the process, what the limitations and freedoms are and once I've learned them, I can strive for more concept based work. Thanks for your interest.
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I don't really understant what is a Sunprint from a xerox negative, but I really like the result. Let's fly in the sky.
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A sunprint is a cyanotype-like coated paper that when exposed to the sun turns deep blue, while leaving the highlights(unexposed) areas white. And the negative is a negative print scanned into a xerox copy machine and printed on a clear acetate surface.
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Ok, efficient mix of technologies... thanks for the explanations, and thanks for the watch...
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