What an excellent and informative video - thank you. You are a real perfectionist! I've picked up lots of tips and ideas that we don't use in our studio, and will take them back with me.
Thank you this excellent explanation. We went to a Richard Mayhew exhibit yesterday and one of the pieces was a hand-drawn photo etching. We had never heard of this process.
nice video. I was wondering why you choose not to first do an aquatic tint screen exposure then do the positive transparency? Also, is the ferric chloride straight or has it been diluted w water?
Attention to detail and no doubts about that. It would be nice to condense the video without worrying that the viewers will miss something. I didn't watch the whole video as I have been into screen printing and this would oversaturate my mind. Surely, those involved with this printing method will not be disappointed Good luck!
Hey! How do I prepare (difficult to hear what is said) the copper-plate before coating it with «Image-on»-acetate? And what acid is in use when etching? Any non-cheamical method for etching copper - all water-based? Any on-line shop getting it all? Brand-name for all the remedy? Thank you for answering!
Greetings from Vancouver! Do you guys have a press in the dark room? You'd have to expose the film to light while adhering it to the plate if not, right? Is the light sensitivity of the film similar to photopolymer plates (e.g. we use Eagle POS-1 plates from Takach at UBC PRC), which allows for some light exposure? Awesome vid btw, much appreciated!
Nice video!! After developing, this means there’s a layer of resist that remains before etching. Don’t you need to remove the resist after etching? How is this done?
Came to this hoping to find a gelatin free process. Disappointed to hear it is gelatin. Is there an animal free way to do it? Looks like a cool process.
To me, intaglio printmaking (drawn by the artist, not photo process!) is the most wonderful and exciting medium available to artists, right next to drawing and painting. Etching is in fact my speciality, and I keep discovering more museums and important collections that have acquired my prints. However, I find that this demonstration is so dull and lackluster that I cannot imagine this inspiring anyone to desire to learn the process. I realize that most comments are glowing and positive, but I just call it as I see it.
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Simply loved this video
i'm watching this so intently and at 12:21 when he said check it every 15 min I looked at my watch to check the time 😂
This is the best 25 mins I've spent on learning something this week. A lot of work went into this, very cohesive. Well done.
Thank you Bret Reinbold, what a star!
What an excellent and informative video - thank you. You are a real perfectionist! I've picked up lots of tips and ideas that we don't use in our studio, and will take them back with me.
Thank you from Mexico! This is great information.
Thank you so thorough and your own art is at a high level.
Great demonstration and tutorial. No fluff and to the point! Appreciated...
Thank you this excellent explanation. We went to a Richard Mayhew exhibit yesterday and one of the pieces was a hand-drawn photo etching. We had never heard of this process.
You are such a wonderful teacher...
Very illumination and interesting. Thanks you for taking the time to put this together.
Excellent. So calm and reassuring. I feel I could now confidently attempt making a Photo Intaglio Print.
Well done, thank you for this excellent demo.
Thank you for making this film, very informative.
Thank you so much!! I teach and this demo was exactly what i needed. Great stuff!
Excellent video. Thanks..!
THAT WAS AWESOME. THANKS AGAIN
Very nice demo....Thanks!
no Aquatint (etched, or UVexposed) necessary?!
It is really awesome 25min. Can I do the aquatint on the plate after exposing?
Nice
My teacher sure didn't look like you, and they sure didn't teach like you.... It's a new world of wonder to old eyes.
nice video. I was wondering why you choose not to first do an aquatic tint screen exposure then do the positive transparency?
Also, is the ferric chloride straight or has it been diluted w water?
Hello Stefanie Dittmann,
usually Artists use "Buchbindergaze" for cleaning, some use sheets of Newspaper...
Thank you so much for this!
Lots of work, a long process, but beautiful.
Is there any aquatint used here? Either aquatint screen or rosin?
Attention to detail and no doubts about that.
It would be nice to condense the video without worrying that the viewers will miss something.
I didn't watch the whole video as I have been into screen printing and this would oversaturate my mind.
Surely, those involved with this printing method will not be disappointed
Good luck!
I wholeheartedly disagree. The more detail the better please.
Hey! How do I prepare (difficult to hear what is said) the copper-plate before coating it with «Image-on»-acetate? And what acid is in use when etching? Any non-cheamical method for etching copper - all water-based? Any on-line shop getting it all? Brand-name for all the remedy? Thank you for answering!
Thank you!
@12:40 it's mentioned that the ImagOn film is removed, but not how?
Would someone tell where to order Imagon polymer film in Canada
Greetings from Vancouver!
Do you guys have a press in the dark room? You'd have to expose the film to light while adhering it to the plate if not, right?
Is the light sensitivity of the film similar to photopolymer plates (e.g. we use Eagle POS-1 plates from Takach at UBC PRC), which allows for some light exposure?
Awesome vid btw, much appreciated!
...it will create just enough HEAT"... (with the press)... is it a press or a heated press? I didn´t understand!!! (Enlish is not my mother tongue)
Durch den Druck wird auch Hitze erzeugt. Anscheinend reicht das, um den Film anzupressen
Nice video!! After developing, this means there’s a layer of resist that remains before etching. Don’t you need to remove the resist after etching? How is this done?
Can zinc be used instead of copper ?
Came to this hoping to find a gelatin free process. Disappointed to hear it is gelatin. Is there an animal free way to do it? Looks like a cool process.
"toileton"??? How do you spell this word (cleaning fabric after putting the ink on the plate? Does anyone know what it is called in German?
Das ist 'tarlatan' - Drucker-Gaze.
Is Ulano circuit board film close to the same as your product?
To me, intaglio printmaking (drawn by the artist, not photo process!) is the most wonderful and exciting medium available to artists, right next to drawing and painting. Etching is in fact my speciality, and I keep discovering more museums and important collections that have acquired my prints. However, I find that this demonstration is so dull and lackluster that I cannot imagine this inspiring anyone to desire to learn the process. I realize that most comments are glowing and positive, but I just call it as I see it.
rammstein intaglio
Seems pretty straightforward lol
Miss Remus liner and silly tattoos are too distracting