Image of a print by Stephen Hazel which uses the method described at the right.
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However, there are instances of spraying color
on to prints, such as airbrush, spatter and mouth-pipette.
It's possible, also, to spray water-based colors
(such as watercolor or colored sumi) on to a plate prior to running it
through a press. The paper is customarily a damp paper, so as it is
impressed on the plate, the color transfers to the paper.
Try another choice.
- GM
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