2008-03-13 // 21:33:19
miamagic
:)
acid free paper is better for emulsion or image transfers because of the delicate nature of them...if you want them to last through the years, it will help preserve them so they look just as fresh as they look now. if you use papers that have acid in them, such as notebook paper, your emulsion will get discolored and/or brittle/fragile. if you venture to an art supply shop, they will know which papers are acid-free, usually fine art papers and printmaking papers which come in a variety of textures and shades...i have done some of mine on sheet music paper, and treated it to a protective coat of UV spray to try and balance out the effects of the acidity. i suppose i want to preserve mine even more now because of the halt of the film production...

2008-03-13 // 09:14:31
miamagic
yay great job!! you are a natural lifter! but next time use acid-free paper:))(i'm assuming this is not acid-free?)

^ oh no this is random notebook paper :) i dont even have a clue what acid free paper ? what does it do, and how is it better? thanks for the tip :)

2008-02-24 // 08:25:13
jedwards
Pretty good first try with the lift!

^ thankyou :)

2008-02-24 // 00:44:58
loulou
Yeah.

^ je manque encore de pratique et de papier canson ;) mais ouais, yeah.

2008-02-23 // 22:37:42
sapata
great great self !!!

^ thanks!

2008-02-23 // 14:09:05
Polaroidium
Ah. Tres bon. Like a page from a diary.

^ yeah its actually a page from my diary :) cheers.

2008-02-23 // 14:05:41
edulterado
^^

cute!

^ ^^ thankyou :)

2008-02-23 // 13:57:49
POLA665
Yupe, Go on Emilie...!!!
I know you'll be great...
Cheers

^ :)

2008-02-23 // 13:54:31
Philomene
I like it!!!

^ :) hehe, cheers mate. et toi c'est quand que tu nous uploads tes transferts??