Lisa Jones on thu 23 oct 97
Color photos on clay:
I am looking for information that deals w/ putting color images on
clay. I need "process" pigments, cyan, magenta and yellow for color
seperations. I will be screenprinting the images on from digital
negatives. I would prefer to have the images fired on, Does anyone knows
where I could get these pigments? Any information on decals would be
helpful, where I could get the supplies to make my own or is there
somewhere I could send my images to have decals made? I am only interested
in 1 or 2 of each image being done.
thanks!!
Dan Saultman on fri 24 oct 97
Cer Cal Inc.
626 N. San Gabriel Ave
Azusa, CA 91702
(818) 969-1456
Sells screenprinting ceramic inks (cone 018)
And other decal materials. Don't know if they offer the process colors.
If they do let me know..ok?
As for one or two pictures...uh, you better do it yourself. The set-up
alone will kill you from a commercial printer.
Artype in Cape Coral Fla does excellent 4 color decals but you will need
to order a bunch.
Good luck
Dan
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Lisa Jones wrote:
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Color photos on clay:
> I am looking for information that deals w/ putting color images on
> clay. I need "process" pigments, cyan, magenta and yellow for color
> seperations. I will be screenprinting the images on from digital
> negatives. I would prefer to have the images fired on, Does anyone knows
> where I could get these pigments? Any information on decals would be
> helpful, where I could get the supplies to make my own or is there
> somewhere I could send my images to have decals made? I am only interested
> in 1 or 2 of each image being done.
>
> thanks!!
Sheryl VanVleck on fri 24 oct 97
Mile Hi Ceramics has ACDF Amaco Custom Decal Factory and all supplies
relating thereto. They are at 77 Lipan Denver, CO 80223-1580
303-825-4570
The catalog is $5.00 and the people at Mile Hi are very nice.
Sheryl A. VanVleck
Evansville, WY
Where winter is settling in
Patrick & Lynn Hilferty on fri 24 oct 97
Lisa,
Duncan EZ Stroke underglazes seem to silkscreen nicely. Glaze stains will
work as well. You would have to decide for yourself which color works for
your purposes. Are you going to output the separations with a halftone
pattern? Silk screen seems rather labor intensive for just 1-2 prints per
image. There are other ways to get a color image on a piece of clay, it
just depends how far down the rabbit hole you want to go.
Patrick
At 10:28 -0400 10/23/97, Lisa Jones wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Color photos on clay:
> I am looking for information that deals w/ putting color images on
>clay. I need "process" pigments, cyan, magenta and yellow for color
>seperations. I will be screenprinting the images on from digital
>negatives. I would prefer to have the images fired on, Does anyone knows
>where I could get these pigments? Any information on decals would be
>helpful, where I could get the supplies to make my own or is there
>somewhere I could send my images to have decals made? I am only interested
>in 1 or 2 of each image being done.
>
>thanks!!
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Belmont, CA 94002
E-Mail:
Web Page: http://home.earthlink.net/~philferty/
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Tadeusz Westawic on fri 24 oct 97
Lisa Jones wrote:
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Color photos on clay:
> I am looking for information that deals w/ putting color images on
> clay. I need "process" pigments, cyan, magenta and yellow for color
> seperations. I will be screenprinting the images on from digital
> negatives. I would prefer to have the images fired on, Does anyone knows
> where I could get these pigments? Any information on decals would be
> helpful, where I could get the supplies to make my own or is there
> somewhere I could send my images to have decals made? I am only interested
> in 1 or 2 of each image being done.
>
> thanks!!
Hi Lisa,
Someone posted this to the list some time ago, check it out.
http://www.hooked.net/users/dupreh/trans.html
tadzu
Patrick & Lynn Hilferty on sat 25 oct 97
I forgot to add that the EZ Strokes were cut with some glycerin.
Patrick
At 8:08 -0400 10/24/97, Patrick & Lynn Hilferty wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Lisa,
>
>Duncan EZ Stroke underglazes seem to silkscreen nicely. Glaze stains will
>work as well. You would have to decide for yourself which color works for
>your purposes. Are you going to output the separations with a halftone
>pattern? Silk screen seems rather labor intensive for just 1-2 prints per
>image. There are other ways to get a color image on a piece of clay, it
>just depends how far down the rabbit hole you want to go.
>
>Patrick
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Patrick Hilferty
Belmont, CA 94002
E-Mail:
Web Page: http://home.earthlink.net/~philferty/
For voice, fax, data and busy signals: (650) 610-0850
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