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day five of
'Roid Week 2008
i only had one left. even though i did get my new/old polaroid, my batteries didn't get here. so i'll have to shoot polaroids a day late for roid week.
here's another emulsion transfer. which is basically soaking a polaroid in warm water until the emulsion covering on top of the picture separates from the paper backing. once that has happened, you have a thin film that you can put on anything from paper to pottery and it will "transfer" the picture to that medium.
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I was drawn by the unique look of this.
(Yeah, and I like the light and subject
matter...what a great place you live!) Thanks
for the little art idea and lesson. I showed
it to my wife, who teaches arts for children
and adults at her gallery/studio in our
little community. Now I have visions of
munchkins wandering the village to find their
"picture", then coming to take the
Polaroid, then back to the studio to make
their art. Thanks, teach.
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now this is cool. I'd love to give that a
try.
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That IS pretty cool!!!
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This is great, kelli, and I love your new
icon.
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very very cool on this one! you could
transfer the image to a tortilla!
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Nice shot!
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A beauty, Kelli! Thanks for the background on
how to do it. :-)
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Wow! Thank you for the explaination. That is
so cool! You must have a whole lot of
patience to get this effect. What an neat way
to experiment with different mediums.
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I read in the Hooligan that they're going to
stop making polaroid film soon. Whatever
shall you do then? :o
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I love the 'torn and tattered' effect that
you've achieved in this image. It is amazing
work! I think this belongs on the first page
of Explore!!
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I love this. I've just learned something
new. Makes me wonder
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thanks everyone. there are books and lots of
stuff on the internet for doing the process.
i was grateful that i got to take a workshop.
Seen on your photo stream. (? )
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I still haven't done this, and I have
sooooooo many 669 shots laying around. Do you
prefer any particular paper for this process?
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