Question: I read about how the painting to a "Acrylic Transfer" from the book "The New Acrylics" and I dont understand... because they say that you get to photograph this method an "incredibly old, early newspaper clipping or magazine spread out" which is the original can not be sacrificed. It basically says: 1 Attach the image on a flat surface with a different medium. 2nd Apply a thin even layer of Medium to the entire image with a spatula, which over the edges. 3rd Allow the gel to dry for 48 hours. Separate diving the image from the palette and in water, until Paper saturated. 4th Rub to remove the paper from the medium. transfer aside to dry. 5th If the medium feels dry, can support the transfer which is attached. Do you understand how this is not to ruin the original? Can someone give me more easy steps? I do not quite understand ... The book sounds very ambiguous. Thank you!
Answer: Rheni forgot to mention ... the "original" you use for this must be a laser print or be a laser photocopy. Use is no pressure from an inkjet printer or a photo - not work. The acrylic medium actually absorbs the ink from the paper. Since laser printed by the ink will be made on paper, takes the medium of paint. Therefore magazine pics work. (Printer force the ink into the paper, so they work not. Photos to use a different technology again.) I have done this and it works great. Be careful to use cold water, taking care not to stretch the film, how to clean the paper off Set it on a piece of wax paper to dry so that it does something, do not stick around. PS - if you fix "the image on a flat surface with some medium ", the paper will not materialize - apply only in the medium term to the front (picture side) of the paper. Have fun - great book, I'm surprised I have not understood, thought I would read it!
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