Image transfer from a slide of an SX70 manipulation

[terri]

Am I losing it? :scratch: It's okay to tell me, really. I have to make slides of my work on a copystand to submit to arts festivals....so it occurred to me....right.

Here's the ship. I squared it off when I scanned it. The rectangle on the image transfer is just a yellowish/brown blank, doesn't detract too much from the image. This was done like the other 2, with Polapan 100, which gives a yellow cast to transfers. I went at it with pastel pencils to make some areas lighter and add detail. Still looks bizarre to me, but I kinda like it.

What do you all think?

 

[ferny]

It looks very bizarre. But that's what makes it interesting. Otherwise it would just be a photo of a boat. I like the colours and the yellow boarder is good to. It frames it.

 

[terri]

Thanks Ferny! I'm glad you like it. It's growing on me.

This is one of those images that I see is getting a few looks but no one is commenting on it. It is unusual looking, given that it's a double-Polaroid process. It looks great just as an SX-70 manipulation, but I felt like pushing that envelope, just to see what would happen. :twisted:

 

[hobbes28]

Terri, I've looked at this picture about seven times. I really like it but it's hard for me to process. I'm starting to go into the "must buy more polaroid stuff" mode.

I really do like this. Yet another reason for me to put the daylabs on my watch on eBay. I would actually frame that and hang it over the couch.

 

[terri]

Terri, I've looked at this picture about seven times. I really like it but it's hard for me to process.

See....that's a huge compliment IMO. Sometimes, I want to feel like I can put out alt stuff that requires some study. When I do something that has me scratching my own head :scratch: over what the heck did I just do, I appreciate the feedback even more!!

Thank you, my buddy. I am rooting for you to get a Daylab....join me in my madness. :twisted:

 

[Corry]

Hey Ter...I've also come back several times...I don't exactly know what it is about it, but I really like it to. In a way it almost looks 3D to me...like I'm not looking at a picture, but recalling a fuzzy memory. Ya know..I REALLLY wanna get into this stuff too, but I'm trying my damndest to suppress the urge until I can actually AFFORD it!!!

 

[Karalee]

Terri, I have to say I dont like this one, I love it. Just the whole Idea is awesome, I think the ships work perfectly with the whole idea.

Like it woman, its great :thumbsup:

Im also guilty of wanting to buy more polariod stuff thanks to you

 

[terri]

Well, here's the original SX-70 manipulation, you may have seen this thing and that's your "fuzzy memory". Hobbes has done a ton of SX-70 work, so he has the edge knowing what he's seeing. I made a slide of this image so I'd have one when I have to send in slides of my work to apply for art shows....and, since I had the slide of this, that's when I thought, Why not?

Does the process make better sense now? It's a regular image transfer, just using Polapan 100 which is admittedly funky film for that technique.

 

[voodoocat]

How the hell did I miss this one :shock: That is my favorite post to this entire alt-techniques forum. It's just a killer image all around. It's too bad these things are one of a kind cause would love one of those hanging on my wall.

 

[Not Neve]

Terri, i love this one! To me it feels like a ship out at night, perhaps a stormy night. You're making us all want to learn this technique!

 

[terri]

Terri, i love this one! To me it feels like a ship out at night, perhaps a stormy night. You're making us all want to learn this technique!

bwahahaha!!!! That's my plan.... :twisted:

We need more members on the P-team!!

I am planning on framing this one, since I matted it for the last arts festival and it looks great just matted (sometimes that helps me decide if I want to put more effort into a piece). It does have a ghostly kind of feel to it....took me awhile to decide whether or not I liked it! :LOL: