Relevant
sites for nature printing information and events...
Cornell
University's Botanical Gardens offers a fine .PDF for nature
printing with children. (Thanks Raylene.) http://www.plantations.cornell.edu/education/jday/nature_printing.pdf
Selby Botanical
Gardens
www.selby.org.
PublicBookshelf.com reprint of an old article on Nature
Printing .
Nature Printing with Tempra Paint, from our own John Doughty
www.wvwc.edu/pln/tempra.html
www.exploratorium.edu/turbulent/print.html
Preserving leaves for printing during winter www.quiltingarts.com/qallc/newsletter-archive/qa104.html
The Natural History Museum
(a NPS Member)
Cromwell Road,
London, SW7 5BD UK
www.nhm.ac.uk
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NPS Member Graphic
Chemical is a good sources for a wide variety of printmaking
supplies.
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| Artshow.com
has great resources for artists: juried art show listings, tips &
tutorials, and a directory of art workshops, classes & tours.
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A great article on direct nature printing featured in the Daniel
Smith Artists' Materials house magazine, The Inksmith
by
our own Heather Fortner
www.danielsmith.com/learn/inksmith/199011
A wonderful resource is www.fishbase.org. Searches, species, genus,
pictures and more.
Also available for download (1.2 megs,
Acrobat PDF) is Christopher Dewees' University of California Cooperative
Extension Sea Grant Program publication Gyotaku - Japanese Fish
Printing. This "how-to" document (with text and
pictures) is freely available for printing and distribution in
educational environments.
From the 1996 NPS Newsletter, an article on mold-making
with household silicone. It's in Acrobat PDF format and runs
just over 1 meg.
(This page under continual construction. Any suggested links you
might have may be forwarded to
siteadmin@natureprintingsociety.info
for evaluation. Thank you for your assistance and patience.)
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