This
is the picture that I used for the swap. With the delightful fall colors, I
thought that I'd do a color separation; but the logistics of
getting the computer with Photoshop to communicate with the computer driving
the laser printer became too cumbersome.
Volume 4 of Pudding gave me another option: Duotone printing thanks to
Shu-Ju. That is what I did. I printed an 8 1/2 by 11 glossy and
took
it to a copy center where I enlisted the help of an employee to make a
reduction and the series of lighter copies for the project.
Three employees had no idea if there was any carbon in the toner. I took
that as a yes. I was relieved when I used the clean-up paper that
I
brought back from Australia, that excess carbon on the photocopy was removed.
A GOCCO printer that allows easy registration was another
purchase, everyone should own this printer. Jan's lament on the listserv only
proves this. Two screens were used. One with navy ink
for the darkest areas. The other screen was printed with orange.
The third screen contains the counties of lowa depicted by their names
lettered in their location on a map of the state. Ames is in Story, that
square country can be found just between the bay window and the door above the
top of the window.
Joan Gordon
This
is the picture that I used for the swap. With the delightful fall colors, I
thought that I'd do a color separation; but the logistics of
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