Harvey McWilliams: Collagraph Technique in Printmaking

A film by Paul Canady
Photographic equipment and facilities provided by the Richmond Humanities Center
Produced through a grant from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

[@billybeck]

Mesmerising. Thank you for uploading.

[@joycebauerle5890]

Cornflake crumbs,who would have thought! A very enjoyable video on printmaking,thank you for sharing.

[@Olgalita100]

Thank you. What a wonderful way to slowly show all the labor-intensive process. BRAVO!

[@katinkamann881]

Fascinating watching the process. Many thanks

[@HalfShelli]

This is wonderful!!

[@artistarunbarmon]

excellent..art work

[@ReallyRedPanda]

Brilliant!

[@martischmidt6412]

Fabulous!

[@joemazaratz]

can anyone tell me who provided the music for this?

[@thumbprint7150]

Thisis a great short film, very atmospheric. But it would have been useful to tell the viewer what materials were being used.

[@melkolstad4239]

Cardboard for the printing plate, corn flake crumbs for the "carborundum", and (now vintage) Speedball oil-based ink. Looks like the brayers were Speedball, too! The paper was probably a decent printmaking paper, one that can hold up to being really wet (notice the REALLY deep embossing he got!). :)

[@barbarahenninger6642]

Are there more left handed artists than right handed?

[@10bicicleta]

Interesante hasta la tercera parte, el resto no se puede ver.

[@yoli5779]

Elmer's was $1.79 back then

[@fxbootstraps]

sound is terrible.

[@margaretburns7616]

what is the point of demonstrating if you are not talking and explaining what you are doing good demo other wise but disappointing