corbu
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Types of prints, by corbu on Jul 1, 2018 15:39:27 GMT 1, I have learnt a lot from this forum since I joined. I have a better sense of which artists I like and which not so much. But I dont have an understanding of different types of prints - screen print, giclee, etc. Could anyone point me to a good thread/website on this? Thanks in advance.
I have learnt a lot from this forum since I joined. I have a better sense of which artists I like and which not so much. But I dont have an understanding of different types of prints - screen print, giclee, etc. Could anyone point me to a good thread/website on this? Thanks in advance.
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Icesay
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Types of prints, by Icesay on Jul 1, 2018 18:10:58 GMT 1, I have learnt a lot from this forum since I joined. I have a better sense of which artists I like and which not so much. But I dont have an understanding of different types of prints - screen print, giclee, etc. Could anyone point me to a good thread/website on this? Thanks in advance.
Just Google it for goodness sake it's not that hard. Don't be so lazy.
I have learnt a lot from this forum since I joined. I have a better sense of which artists I like and which not so much. But I dont have an understanding of different types of prints - screen print, giclee, etc. Could anyone point me to a good thread/website on this? Thanks in advance. Just Google it for goodness sake it's not that hard. Don't be so lazy.
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Types of prints, by Deleted on Jul 1, 2018 18:22:15 GMT 1, I have learnt a lot from this forum since I joined. I have a better sense of which artists I like and which not so much. But I dont have an understanding of different types of prints - screen print, giclee, etc. Could anyone point me to a good thread/website on this? Thanks in advance. Just Google it for goodness sake it's not that hard. Don't be so lazy.
๐ they are just looking for friends! Giclee and silkscreen are cheap rubbish you want anything printed using the platinumescusism method. Pure class
I have learnt a lot from this forum since I joined. I have a better sense of which artists I like and which not so much. But I dont have an understanding of different types of prints - screen print, giclee, etc. Could anyone point me to a good thread/website on this? Thanks in advance. Just Google it for goodness sake it's not that hard. Don't be so lazy. ๐ they are just looking for friends! Giclee and silkscreen are cheap rubbish you want anything printed using the platinumescusism method. Pure class
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Types of prints, by Deleted on Jul 1, 2018 18:26:12 GMT 1, I have learnt a lot from this forum since I joined. I have a better sense of which artists I like and which not so much. But I dont have an understanding of different types of prints - screen print, giclee, etc. Could anyone point me to a good thread/website on this? Thanks in advance. I started this thread a while back. Just havenโt gotten around to starting the others. But imo printing technique is a very robust and interesting topic. Hope you find it helpful.
urbanartassociation.com/thread/143716/printing-technique-woodcut-woodblock
I have learnt a lot from this forum since I joined. I have a better sense of which artists I like and which not so much. But I dont have an understanding of different types of prints - screen print, giclee, etc. Could anyone point me to a good thread/website on this? Thanks in advance. I started this thread a while back. Just havenโt gotten around to starting the others. But imo printing technique is a very robust and interesting topic. Hope you find it helpful. urbanartassociation.com/thread/143716/printing-technique-woodcut-woodblock
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corbu
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Types of prints, by corbu on Jul 1, 2018 19:18:27 GMT 1, Thanks augustg. That's a really helpful and interesting thread. It's precisely the sort of info I'm looking for.
Thanks augustg. That's a really helpful and interesting thread. It's precisely the sort of info I'm looking for.
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kalm
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Types of prints, by kalm on Jul 1, 2018 19:28:34 GMT 1, In some crazy reality, giclee (digital prints) have become somewhat accepted in the States...blows my mind how people flock to buy them...with zero regard/admiration for a hand made item. I steer clear unless I really love the image. The technology will get so outrageous that an older giclee will have zero value as opposed to hand made screen prints, wood & linocuts ect...that have held weight for decades > 100โs of years. Charging 500+ bucks for a digital print is borderline robbery...and virtually talentless sans the coders who made the tech. -2cents
In some crazy reality, giclee (digital prints) have become somewhat accepted in the States...blows my mind how people flock to buy them...with zero regard/admiration for a hand made item. I steer clear unless I really love the image. The technology will get so outrageous that an older giclee will have zero value as opposed to hand made screen prints, wood & linocuts ect...that have held weight for decades > 100โs of years. Charging 500+ bucks for a digital print is borderline robbery...and virtually talentless sans the coders who made the tech. -2cents
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touchdowntodd
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Types of prints, by touchdowntodd on Jul 1, 2018 19:52:56 GMT 1, In some crazy reality, giclee (digital prints) have become somewhat accepted in the States...blows my mind how people flock to buy them...with zero regard/admiration for a hand made item. I steer clear unless I really love the image. The technology will get so outrageous that an older giclee will have zero value as opposed to hand made screen prints, wood & linocuts ect...that have held weight for decades > 100โs of years. Charging 500+ bucks for a digital print is borderline robbery...and virtually talentless sans the coders who made the tech. -2cents
I'd strongly disagree with the idea of glicee having no long term value given that some artists only release prints in this medium especially... Besides that, they can be stunners..
I love and prefer screen.. But it's not like the artist is producing them himself regardless...
Ill take all the big name glicee anyone feels like giving away because there's no long term market...
U sound like a VHS salesman in the 90s lol
In some crazy reality, giclee (digital prints) have become somewhat accepted in the States...blows my mind how people flock to buy them...with zero regard/admiration for a hand made item. I steer clear unless I really love the image. The technology will get so outrageous that an older giclee will have zero value as opposed to hand made screen prints, wood & linocuts ect...that have held weight for decades > 100โs of years. Charging 500+ bucks for a digital print is borderline robbery...and virtually talentless sans the coders who made the tech. -2cents I'd strongly disagree with the idea of glicee having no long term value given that some artists only release prints in this medium especially... Besides that, they can be stunners.. I love and prefer screen.. But it's not like the artist is producing them himself regardless... Ill take all the big name glicee anyone feels like giving away because there's no long term market... U sound like a VHS salesman in the 90s lol
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Masong
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Types of prints, by Masong on Jul 2, 2018 0:02:39 GMT 1, Thanks augustg. That's a really helpful and interesting thread. It's precisely the sort of info I'm looking for.
Is that you shy?
Thanks augustg. That's a really helpful and interesting thread. It's precisely the sort of info I'm looking for. Is that you shy?
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irl1
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Types of prints, by irl1 on Jul 2, 2018 0:25:09 GMT 1, Thanks augustg. That's a really helpful and interesting thread. It's precisely the sort of info I'm looking for. Is that you shy?
Thanks augustg. That's a really helpful and interesting thread. It's precisely the sort of info I'm looking for. Is that you shy?
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