Dennis E. Tobin on wed 11 apr 01
Rhonda
Katherine Ross from the Chicago Art Institute's Ceramic Program takes
photoshop images and prints them with her printer onto decal paper then
fires them onto the ceramic surface. There seems to be a certain amount of
iron oxide in the printer's ink that yields a sepia color when it is fired.
She has a packet of information on the process that she may share with you.
Dennis Tobin
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Hi
>
>If anyone knows how to transfer photos onto ceramic work, I would like to
>learn the technique, and I'm sure there are many others who would like
>this info as well.
>
>thanks
>
>Rhonda
>Granny's Nook
>Arcanum, Oh
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Wade Blocker on wed 11 apr 01
Dennis,
John W. Conrad, in his book of "Contemporary ceramic techniques", has a
chapter on photos on ceramics. He has a bibliography on photosensitized
ceramics and silkscreen. He also lists sources for custom photo work. Mia
in ABQ
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