Hi Tim. Another paper you might consider for this is the uncoated Somerset Velvet. It can give highly satisfying results with either B&W or color. Utilising Black only printing, it can also give nice photographic detail as well. Doing what you wish will take a bit of experimenting but is not difficult. Regards. Duane --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Tim Taylor" <tim@2...> wrote: > I searched the archives and didn't find anything on this subject. > > Has anyone used watercolor paper, particularly Arches hot-press > (smooth surface), acid-free, 100% rag, in printing B&W prints? I do > both painting and printing and would like to combine the two > experimentally. > > Thanks for your help!
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Re: Use of watercolor paper for printing
2005-05-04 by dlruckus
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