Solvent print (Zebra)

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Date is circa 1979. A solvent transfer print is made by taking toner-based images (magazine images, laser prints, photocopies, etc), wetting them with a solvent (like acetone), pre ssing them into paper and burnishing with a spoon/card to melt and transfer the ink. With this simple, DIY process, Ken Reinhard could make a unique print by co-opting images from the media, and arrange them into his own scumbled composition. Show more