Re: Liquid Light and Rice Papers

Bill Agee ( jseigel@panix.com)
Sat, 18 January 1997 4:22 PM

>Risa =D6 re your wanting to place images upon 3-D surfaces, you can easily
>'strip' the emulsion from RC papers and mold that to the surface.
>Perhaps you could fix out the silver, coat them w/cyanotype chemistry,
>print, peel and adhere.
>Jack

I've never stripped emulsion from RC papers, but am interested in learning
how. What is the easiest way to do it?

Bill Agee

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