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Intaglio Printmaking: Sugar-Lift Technique (Part 1/4)

This is an introduction to the technique of sugar-lift for intaglio printmaking. While there are various approaches and recipes out there, I'm using what I happen to have at home. My sugar-lift solution is made using sugar in the raw, water, 7th Generation dish soap, and some Blick liquid watercolor. This is the first of four videos that walk you through the process. Video 1/4 describes the technique, briefly discusses plate preparation, and how to make and apply the sugar-lift solution. I am working from home in a well-ventilated area with household materials and minimal solvent use. Materials List: Graphic Chemical Universal Liquid Hardground Gamsol white vinegar 16-18 gauge etching copper with ferric chloride (zinc plates with nitric would follow the same process) table salt sugar in the raw or regular sugar lidded container boiling water India ink or black liquid watercolor pouring container water container paint brushes plastic tray paper towels/rags gloves dish soap/surfectant sandpaper or steel wool