ITT:Etching-drypoint thread
>>2927913
I don't know what that is, but it looks pretty freaking cool in my book.
>>2928291
youve got a book about it and you dont know what it is?
but really explain this, someone.
>etching thread on /ic/
Sorry senpai, /ic/ is too full of normies to know what etching is
>>2928381
We had ceramics thread which was very good, but yeah, it was more of a bizarre happy accident than anything. /ic/ can't even hold sculpture threads, artistic printing is just waaay too obscure and specialized and I think only art students had any experience with it during selected classes.
>>2928755
Art student here, etching is an entire subject at my school.
>>2928291
OP here, etching is a form of manual printing and drypoint is one of its subtechniques.
Im interested, what is your book about?
>>2928381
Op here.
Im a newfag and i noticed that there is no etching thread,and decided to give it a try.its a shame that there is no people interested in this form of art
>>2929083
It would be good to se one of your prints if you have some of course
>>2927913
we had some in art school, i'd love to do some at home but getting a press and having bowls of acid around are not something i can go for at the moment
>>2929214
Use plexiglass so dont have to mess whit acid
Use sandpaper for grey areas (thicker=blacker)
Go back to your art.school,(in my case they let me use the press)
>>2929167
I do, but this is the only one I have a picture of atm. So far, we've only worked with wood. Next year we are going to get into metal.
I did etching once and fell in love with it, I want to do it again as soon as I get access to another press, so there is interest :)
>>2927913
It is like nails on a chalkboard to me when people confuse etching with dry point engraving.
>>2932220
Prints or GTFO
>>2930856
You have pretty good curves there,thats a sign that you have a proper use of the tool,work in the design itself.