The collographs were made from corrugated and regular cardboard. We cut the desired shapes and glued them onto a larger piece of cardboard. We then sealed the surface with modpodge. After it was dry, we inked the board with a brayer and ran it through the press. I'm sure it would work just as well to use the back of a wooden spoon to transfer the image though. Given more time, I think it would be interesting to work into them with another medium like colored pencil. Nevertheless, they did a great job!
Thursday, December 20, 2012
Collographs
The collographs were made from corrugated and regular cardboard. We cut the desired shapes and glued them onto a larger piece of cardboard. We then sealed the surface with modpodge. After it was dry, we inked the board with a brayer and ran it through the press. I'm sure it would work just as well to use the back of a wooden spoon to transfer the image though. Given more time, I think it would be interesting to work into them with another medium like colored pencil. Nevertheless, they did a great job!
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