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A friend passed on this link - I love it, am a fan of old lost photos from mountain antique shops and the scribble on the backs of them about people I've never met, glad to know someone else loves these too.
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1 Comments:
Thanks for your great feature on print making. There is so much more once you get started.
The links of things I've seen or heard of include:
www.hunterislandpress.org (or HIP) and
http://www.baldessinpress.com.I've attended one workshop during my hols that was at Port Adelaide Community Arts Centre (perhaps the site of your future Fringe Show?) They had the wringer, and a special "heater" for lino, that was nice. What about inks? Mine like to be merged for some colours, but not all, and the first layer of ink resists paper... Like the idea of a workshop one day... but am in Tassie. HIP are the group here, mostly associated with the visual arts school, but am meeting the lecturer this week to see what he makes of my current work so going home to madly print now...
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