as you may be able to tell, i need to get more ink today....but was too excited over my product discovery!
this is what it is:
i painted a painting on a small canvas.
i copied from my $89.00 copier the painting to my ETS (new product i'm developing) sheet ( a piece of paper).
got some cloth (bleached muslin here), placed it on a flat surface (my table), brushed water on the cloth with my paint brush, place the image side down on the cloth, burnished it with the side of a garlic salt container (it happened to be hanging around), peeled away the sheet of paper. then i ironed the cloth! that's it.
i could have put this image in the middle of a table cloth, in a finished quilt, on store bought clothes or wherever i feel like, i am not restricted to the size of the cloth as i would be if i ran my cloth through the computer as you can with some products.
i'm stoked!
2 comments:
Dear Lisa,
Well shoot, this new technique has very clear application to the political world too. As the Bush lame duck presidency is well into it's final months there is a website devoted to Bush as the "End of an Error". Pretty clever, huh? And accurate too. Well, I think I'd really like to use this technique to apply the "error" to a pair of underware. Of course very few people would be aware of what I've done but I'd know it and have a lot of fun with it. What do you think?
Cous f
Thank you Lisa.
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