PRINTING
We printed linocut discs on a REAL TORTILLA Press to proof them for BOTH the PRINTERS PLANET POP-UP market in Santa Fe on June 24th, and the PRINT OFF in Guadalajara on July 8th:
The same round 4 inch diameter linocuts will be going to Guadalajara:
inking and printing of of his round linocut discs
Hand carved linocut disc
Printing on a REAL TORTILLA PRESS
second print
Ellie Weadock
did most of the printing on the tortilla press
Ellie Weadock's print
from her hand carved linocut disc
We laser engraved an image from Guadalajara
by Alejandra Mares
Print by Alejandra Mares
of Guadalajara
AI print by KRRRL,
laser engraved into a linocut disc
AI print by KRRRL,
laser engraved into a linocut disc
AI print by KRRRL,
laser engraved into a linocut disc
AI print by KRRRL,
laser engraved into a linocut disc
Variations from the linocut disc
hand carved by Virgil Velasco
More round linocut discs
4 inch diameter
laser engraved from images
generated in AI in Krrrl's style
The STAMP FOAM
worked really well
from a linocut
After heating the stamp foam,
we clamped it to the linocut
to hold the pressure until it cooled
The linocut was first laser engraved with a lot of fine dot texture, which translated well to the STAMP FOAM. Moreover the STAMP FOAM probably printed better as it is soft, than the same image would have printed directly from the linocut.
- Also note COLOR BOX MAGIC STAMP (and YouTube)
NOTE: The linocut image was laser engraved directly from an AI image generated in Midjourney. This opens a whole new sophisticated way to print AI Art!!!
Also note that the STAMP FOAM can be reheated and used again, to print a different image.
Next we tried printing with a stamp pad, and the red ink did not work too well. However I believe that an ink pad of a darker color would work:
A darker printing pad would probably work better
and eliminate getting your hands dirty
with real ink
AUGMENTED REALITY
We also laser engraved a linocut disc with a QR code:
This printed QR code
that brings up
one of my 3D drawings
on their smart phone
It takes a while to work. First the smart phone has to scan the space, so that it knows how to insert a 3D object.
However then one can place the 3D object anywhere, and take pictures as if it were in the real space:
Photo with an AR object
while we were still printing
Showing off my tiny AI printed image
behind the big AR drawing,
while Henry Morales focuses on printing
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