Impossible Workshop 19 th April 2012 Central Campus, Sandwell College.
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Transcript of Impossible Workshop 19 th April 2012 Central Campus, Sandwell College.
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Impossible Workshop19th April 2012
Central Campus, Sandwell College
Axel FlaigDelivering the Instant Impossible Film Workshop
Introduction to FE & HE Students
Level 3 & Level 5 learners
Cut around the window frame, ensuring that you lift the silver seal- work slowly & carefully and try to keep the polaroid window frame in tact
Separating the emulsion from the frame
Peel the acetate (image) away from the frame
You can use the Polaroid window mount & use it as a frame
You are left with the image fixed onto an acetate type material
Clean away any remaining chemicals left on the plastic edges (acetate)
Any dried chemicals will contaminate the image
Place the image into a tray of hot water
To help with the lift, submerge the soap and agitate around the tray (a
few swirls around the tray will suffice)
Use the RED BRUSH to assist lifting the emulsion off the plastic
Top up with more hot water to assist with lift
Gently use the RED BRUSH to tease & lift the emulsion
The hot water will help lift the emulsion away from the plastic
The emulsion is very fragile (like wet tissue paper). This part of the the lift
can take up to an hour
Take your time!
You will need to be patient, take your time on this par of an emulsion lift, the backing
paper will come away first
Students trying to separate the emulsion from the plastic
Using the Impossible box set of brushes specially designed for emulsion lifts & transfers will make
this task easier
Gently tease the emulsion off the plastic
The emulsion will detach itself away from the plastic
Lift the emulsion using the edge of a brush, try & lift the emulsion from the corner to prevent
tearing it
Clean off any chemicals that are still on the
emulsion, tease them away using a gentle
brush. Once you have done that, choose a
material to transfer your emulsion onto.
Different materials can be used to display your emulsion
Watercolor paper, acetate, tiles or wood
A piece of wood was used with this lift, you can stretch, crease, ripple & manipulate the emulsion to your own artistic taste.
Impossible lift and transfer onto wood