How to make etching prints using Tetra Pak

[@sjoschall]

It turned out so nice! Thank you for the demonstrating this printing technique. :)

[@maggiefreeman6513]

Great demo. Thank you.

[@laymuuna8821]

Great! Thank you for showing us this wonderful artwork👌🏻🌻

[@kstutz230]

Thank you. Helped me a lot! Did you make the cork needle?

[@1KuKo]

great

[@marie-clairekurt973]

Thank you for sharing, the print is beautiful. Did you re-ink inbetween each print?

[@lynneglazzard5910]

I agree, the info was good but the audio is terrible

[@lobstermash]

Yes - don't turn away from the mike. Enjoyed the vid.

[@MultiCamillaaaa]

Thank you very much ❤🙏

[@blury8259]

Can I use acrylic color instead of ink ??

[@unusualartsourcingcompany6774]

@@blury8259 I'm not sure to be honest. The acrylic would need to stick into the scatch marks made so if it was a good thick acrylic it may work. It might however, just come out when you wipe off the surface. I think it's worth a try - use a good strong colour and see what happens.

[@judithmoore8692]

Gave 👍🏻for good topic and instruction. 😄. Gave 👎 for poor audio quality. Some instruction faded out; could not understand some instructions, unclear voice.

[@kjellkarman5113]

It is not etching....you use acid if you etch.....it is drypoint That you do in this film.......

[@BoringStranger]

Why does the paper need to be damp?

[@unusualartsourcingcompany6774]

hello, if the paper is damp then it will accept the ink better and yiu will get a better print. However, make sure it isn't too wet or the print will be blurred. It's best to dip the paper in a tray of water, hold it up so any excess water runs off the surface and then pat it with paper towel and use in about 10 minutes