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I try out a transfergel medium for attaching an image on diffierent surfaces for example wood, a branch, flat stone, well-trimed stone, curly surface of stone. Mostly i can get a clearly image on the different surfaces. but it is hard to transfer an image on surface which is rough and uneven (a branch and curly surface of stone) While a barnch sock with water in process, it become weaker. it is not enought strength to hold an image. Also Color of surface is important for clearly image. when metrial is too dark, difficult to figur out where image is. | I try out a transfergel medium for attaching an image on diffierent surfaces for example wood, a branch, flat stone, well-trimed stone, curly surface of stone. Mostly i can get a clearly image on the different surfaces. but it is hard to transfer an image on surface which is rough and uneven (a branch and curly surface of stone) While a barnch sock with water in process, it become weaker. it is not enought strength to hold an image. Also Color of surface is important for clearly image. when metrial is too dark, difficult to figur out where image is. | ||
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