Transfer Projector
How do I transfer an image from a piece of paper on to another surface?
I'm doing lino in art class at the moment, and the image I'm working from is pretty detailed. I know I c...
Transfer Projector

How do I transfer an image from a piece of paper on to another surface?
I'm doing lino in art class at the moment, and the image I'm working from is pretty detailed. I know I could either project the image onto the lino using a projector and transparencies, but it will take hours to draw in all the detail. The same goes for carbon paper. Is there any way to transfer an image printed from a regular printer, on a regular piece of paper, onto another surface (linoleum in my case)? I've tried placing the paper face down on the surface and rubbing with acetone + alcohol, but it's not transferring. Please help!!
Hi Kate
That is called printing on positive film. Many shops do this for cheap. It is almost like a slide (which is colored and can be enlarged and projected).
They use this to make signs on building now-adays with a neon behind it, The light projects through it and the image looks like it was lit up from a forward shoot when in reality, it is done via back-lighting.
That should take care of what you want to do as far as projecting and avoiding to draw the image and and and, getting a perfect result with what I am suggesting. I did it. So, at least, I know what you are relating to.
Edit...this is the same technique as ouputing films for a press except that, the 4 films are outputted on one film only.
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