Blank X-Ray film? Well, I suppose you can nick it from work.... I use cardboard, but it's not good. It curls after a while and buckles and you can keep the image crisp....
yeah - I think it was something Banksy suggested. It's a bugger to cut though , really tough and difficult to get the knife to bite. I've swapped back to cardboard because I don't generally make more than one or two copies anyway.
I use cardboard and spray onto T-shirts, but it really gives me grief. I end up weighing it down with gravel in places. I might try lino, but I'm sure it's a bugger to cut. There's little tutorials on one of the links on my site, maybe I'll have a trawl through those.......
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Blank X-Ray film?
Well, I suppose you can nick it from work....
I use cardboard, but it's not good. It curls after a while and buckles and you can keep the image crisp....
I meant CAN'T keep
yeah - I think it was something Banksy suggested. It's a bugger to cut though , really tough and difficult to get the knife to bite. I've swapped back to cardboard because I don't generally make more than one or two copies anyway.
I use cardboard and spray onto T-shirts, but it really gives me grief. I end up weighing it down with gravel in places.
I might try lino, but I'm sure it's a bugger to cut.
There's little tutorials on one of the links on my site, maybe I'll have a trawl through those.......
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