| My final print. |
CREATION: Wall Art Prints
SUPPLIES:
- Photocopy (Xerox print)
- Acetone
- Graphite pencil
- Rugged looking paper
- Frame
- Paper towels
- Tape
DIRECTIONS:
- Get your piece of rugged looking paper and place the photocopy face down on top of it on a flat surface.
- Tape down the sides of the photocopy so it doesn't shift during the transfer.
- Grab a paper towel and pour the acetone on it, then press down firmly and rub the back of the photocopy with it.
- Once covered with Acetone, quickly rub the back of the paper with the pencil (the back of the photocopy should be covered with graphite when finished).
- Lift up a corner of the photocopy and make sure it transferred, if not rub it harder with the graphite.
- Remove the photocopy and look at your beautiful print.
- Place it in a frame, hang it on the wall and smile.
| Pick out a picture you like and get it photocopied a couple times in case you mess up. |
| If you don't have a can of Acetone, grab a little bottle of Acetone in the nail polish remover section. |
| You can also experiment with cardboard, I transferred several prints to one sheet of cardboard to make a montage. |
GRACE
ReplyDeletecool! Where did you find this idea?
ReplyDeleteI learned it when i took 2-D design as a freshman;)
ReplyDeleteI love this idea. looks way cooler than just normal photos everywhere.
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