...what would they look like?
A non-printmaker friend thought that the name Fabriano Rosaspina Bianco sounded more like a fictional character than a type of
printmaking paper and so there was only one
sensible thing to do after this conversation. I went on to create a small cast of characters based on the names of some well-known papers found in many printrooms. This was a fun exercise in using Photoshop a little bit more and also in hurrying on the time until we can properly return to the print studios!
The
Fabriano Rosaspinas
These papers handle all kinds of inks
beautifully. They make a great impression, but can split under too much
pressure
Plike
The indestructible new kid. Plike is strong stuff and can handle
screenprinting, lasercutting, folding, spilt liquids and (miraculously)
does not tear too easily. Just what is this paper made of?
Zerkall
Handles detail beautifully...
Somerset Silk, Satin and Velvet
These papers are a mystery to me, mainly because I hardly use them...
Hahnemuhle
She brings out the colour and the clarity in your aquatinted intaglio
prints like no other paper can. Just what is her secret?
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