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finally today i decided to try kitchen lithography since i had cola and tin foil  I don't have a lithography pen/pencil so i thought i'd try using oil pastel as that was suggested in a video i watched and also its oil based which is important for this process.. I also used oil paint instead of ink as the ink i have is water based and i didnt want to just but lithography ink if i could just try with oil paint first... didnt have any acetate so just cut a square out of a roses lid looked around me for inspiration as to what to draw and decided to draw a money plant.. wrote 'money by the win/dow' next to it too and added some lil swirls n stuff.... cola bathhhhhhh swooosh used a brush to put on the oil paint as my roller is a foam one and it tends to soak up a lot of paint and i didnt really want to use it with oil paint... the first print came out ok, but was lacking boldness.. I also found it best to dab it on with the brush as strokes was smearing it everywhere and also...

 horizontal work surface. image on one side, a bit of text on the other..? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwiV7Z0hY3A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pf7g5nFUCMo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fyuFCFU4EA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=To8lERV-mNE tools: tin foil plastic or something rigid  oil pastel oil ink/paint cola best vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XMy2w1xReo tetra pak etching printing.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vu4pON_wEo Try use car ??? bc i havent got a roller machine thing and might be funny. william blake odilon redon to do.. plan some ideas in a sketch book give self art classes??? .. want to learn more n get more Skills..... - printing methods - observational drawing