EZ Plate intanglio & relief Simultaneous Printing
▼2. Use an Angled Gouge Chisel to cut around 0.5cm away.
(Note: the carving should not be too deep, so as not to affect the color printing)
▼It is recommended to cut the outer into a bevel first to reduce ink contamination.
▼After the color block is inked, cover it with a piece of paper and newspaper to absorb the ink on the surface.
▼The paper on the right is to show the excess ink on the layout (the relief ) is sucked up.
▼Roll the black ink on the relief plate with a bayer.
▼On the printmaking press machine, print images by intanglio
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Fabric pattern printing
A new way to play with EZ plate
Use the technique intanglio & relief Simultaneous to print the patterns you designed on towels, T-shirts and other fabrics.
It is recommended to use a green EZ plate and lightly draw the picture with a 6B pencil.
▼2. Use an Angled Gouge Chisel to cut around 0.5cm away.
(Note: the carving should not be too deep, so as not to affect the color printing)
▼It is recommended to cut the outer into a bevel first to reduce ink contamination.
▼Fill the sunken part (dents) of the plate with watercolor pens or oil paint brushes
▼After the color block is inked, cover it with a piece of paper and newspaper to absorb the ink on the surface.
▼The paper on the right is to show the excess ink on the layout (the relief ) is sucked up.
▼Roll the black ink on the relief plate with a bayer.
▼On the printmaking press machine, print images by intanglio
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Primary student works