This is where it pays to have thin paper to work with. It lends itself to rubbing very well. And this plain old printer paper is sturdy enough not to tear in the process.
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Thursday, January 18, 2018
Day 18 Change of pace to graphite rubbing of block
Today, I
thought I'd change things up a bit. I love doing rubbings, have done my
share of gravestone rubbings in this historical region, and this is a
small one. It's a carved wood block I made for printing. Rubbing done with
graphite stick. I've also made this in stitching black on white cotton fabric. As well as printing out the image on paper.
This is where it pays to have thin paper to work with. It lends itself to rubbing very well. And this plain old printer paper is sturdy enough not to tear in the process.
This is where it pays to have thin paper to work with. It lends itself to rubbing very well. And this plain old printer paper is sturdy enough not to tear in the process.
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