Tom Thompson is a Production Specialist at Library and Archives Canada and shows his work in image transfers. From: Ottawa, Canada. Shows: Image transfers. Despite the fact that his father spent countless hours toiling in the darkroom while he was growing up, Tom had no urge to take pictures until the age of 26, about the same time he decided to take up the pedal steel guitar. “I distinctly remember … Read more
Dave Symonds is a retired Lighting Designer. He holds two Associateships and a Fellowship of the Royal Photographic Society. From: Born in Birmingham England in 1948 and now living in Newton Stewart, Scotland. Shows: Bromoil, Mordancage, Oilprints, Photopolymer Gravure, Pinhole and Purell Transfer. Dave took up photography in 1985 with his main interest being in mono printing and colour slide work. His introduction to alternative photography came by accident in … Read more
Karen Phillips-Curran loves watercolours and the intense and expressive look of Polaroid image transfer. She shows her transfers here. From: Canada. Shows: Polaroid image transfers. It takes ingenuity, passion and dedication to be a living, working, Canadian artist. Karen certainly qualifies. A watercolourist at heart, her facility extends to other mediums. Working in series, she explores different realms of thought and experience. The Polaroid Image Transfers she does show off … Read more
Beverley Evans has been interested in photography since she was a child but only became serious about it 6 years ago when she got her first SLR camera, she now works in cyanotypes and vandykes. From: Ely, Cambridgeshire, UK Shows: Cyanotypes, Polaroid transfers and Vandyke browns. Beverley signed up for evening classes, learnt to develop her own black and white films and prints and set up a darkroom in her … Read more
North American photographers – East & East Coast
From: Carmel, New York, USA.
Shows: Photopolymer gravures and image transfers.
See gallery
A digital inkjet wet transfer print can be done in several variations manipulating the print to suit the artist’s expression. Brady Wilks show us how.
Brady Wilks takes us through the acrylic gel lift and transfer in a step by step complete with trouble shooting.
