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In the Studio: 'Cooking Metal'

Just a little taste of what I've been 'cooking' up in the studio recently.

Most of my work in the past few years has involved a metal substrate for which my images are printed or transferred onto.  In the case of Attempting Utopia, images were dye sublimation printed onto milled aluminum.  In my recent series, Luminiferous: Adventures in Metal, I transferred images onto large metal substrates, custom made from heavy duty aluminum foil, distressed in the dishwasher.…

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#tbt to Digital Image Transfer & Mix Media workshop @TSKW

A (seriously!) overdue post about the Image Transfer & Mix Media workshop I taught at TSKW. Featuring work made by the artists in the class!

I can hardly believe it’s almost June.  Life has been crazy busy (as always) and time is moving FAST!  But I would be remiss if I did not write about the Digital Image Transfer & Mix Media workshop I taught at the The Studios of Key West this past February.  (I know…I’m throwing it way back and it’s not even Thursday!) First of all, I gotta say what an honor and privilege it was to come back to…

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ADIM16 attendees hard at work applying DASS products to their photography. Transferring original images to a number of substrates such as metal, wood, plastic, and paper make for unique, one-of-a-kind masterpieces.

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My time as a Visiting Artist at UAH

A recap of my time as visiting artist at the University of Alabama in Huntsville.

Art, Art History and Design Building at UAH. By now, most of you know I recently exhibited my latest body of work Luminiferous:  Adventures in Metal at the Wilson Hall Gallery on the University of Alabama in Huntsville campus this past March.   (Photo by Jose Betancourt) As a visiting artist I also taught a digital image transfer workshop with the students in Jose Bentancourts‘ Experimental…

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Time Lapse Transfer

A few thoughts about my exploration of digital photographic transfer techniques, accompanied by a time lapse video documenting my process.

If we are Facebook or Instagram friends, you are probably aware of my current exploration of digital photographic transfer techniques reminiscent of old school alternative processes.  By printing onto specially coated transfer film, my images are released onto a variety of substrates with custom made transfer mediums.  This process reiterates the print making pleasures I experienced when creating…

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Working backwards on a large piece. 12 separate prints set in place for transferring with DASS super sauce onto purposefully aged and distressed aluminum foil. Transfer video to substrate coming soon!! #photographysincethemillennium #dassartgallery #dassart #phototransfers #jennyzellerdotcom