This is a series of inkjet experiments on top of some interesting textures of scrap paper I’ve accumulated over time. Seeing what happens with prints on acrylic surfaces was my main objective. Pretty neat results.
Main equipment: HP inkjet printer, pineapple paper, acrylics, pencil
Square Man acrylic painting with an inkjet overlay of an old sketchbook page.
Lineart printed on an acrylic base with some color touch-ups.
Printed an old polaroid photo over collaged papers; some pencil and paint additions on top.
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freaking cool
Thanks Dan-archie
these would be awesome to screenprint on! had i known about them earlier ._.
They’re actually pretty tough paper! I’m curious to see how a screen print would look on them .. pick some up! :D
haha! think the dt locations has them?
i love the look the textures make, it almost looks cloth-like. great experiments!
Curry’s (and Aboveground I think) have a regular stock of pineapple paper.
You can also make your own. :D I believe all you really need is a screen panel, some confetti and water.
These look so cool, But don’t even know how you did it! good job Jeannie!
I like! Very cool textures and image making.
Yeah!! sometimes its tricky feeding paper through my printer D: