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Tourch your work


olddust1

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I regularly use a pencil tourch to scourch the fuzzies off the back of cuttings then use sandpaper to remove the scourched fuzzies.

However I have also found that by tourching the front of cuttings it will often add charicture to the art.

Here is a work showing the difference between a no tourch cut on the right and a lightly tourched cutting mounted on a slab.

 

John

 

olddust1

torch KOKO.pdf

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I have never liked the idea of torching the fuzzies.  I read a post once ( not sure which site it was on ) were a lady always torched her fuzzies but one time the piece caught a light and up it went.  Well that did it for me I'm afraid, I like the work that I do I don't want to see it burn.

 

Marg

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