Phototechniques in polymerclay
Photo's can be transferred onto polymer clay. The different kinds of ink (toner, lazertran, inkjet) all demand a different manner of transfer. These different aproaches offer us different finishing possibilities and manners of using the clay in jewelry. During this course we will take a look at the different manners of transferring and you will learn how to give the photo's a shiny or frosted look.
On the second day, we will use one or more of your transfers in a simple silver setting. Then you will also need to bring your toolbox.
Included:
- liquid polymerclay
- use of the studio equipment
- instruction leaflet
- drink and biscuit
To bring yourself:
- pencil
- paper
- an apron if you wish
- 2 big packages of white fimo (classic or china)
- copies:
-black/white and color copy with a toner copy machine (copy center)
-black-white and color copy on an inkjet copy machine (copy center)
-black-white and color copy on a laser copy machine (copy center)
-with a color printer or computer printer: print on Multicom transfer paper (available at AVA). Prints made with a computer printer at home are mostly very difficult to transfer on clay.
-make sure to bring enough different types of prints (six prints in total), they will not all succeed, it depends on the machine which technique will work
- on day two: toolbox (materials for filing, soldering, drilling, sawing)



Photos: Lotte De Mey, right: examples of prints
Schedule
| Day | When | Price | # Places |
| Friday, Saturday | 8 and 9 June: 9h-13h and 14h-18h |
200 € | 4 |
| Thursday, Friday | 2 and 3 August: 9h-13h and 14h-18h |
200 € | FULL waiting list |
Register
You register by filling in this form and transferring the full course fee to account 001-5736892-97 mentioning your name, the course name and the course date. After sending this form you will immediately recieve a confirmation email in which these payment instructions are repeated.You'll receive a confirmation of your registration when the course fee has been received. Registrations are handled in the order of payment.
