You explained the chemistry very well.

You didnt take the drawing material off. I might try that.

Thanks for explaining the process in Part 1, I think using gloves would help and the additional process of washing off the marks with oil might give a cleaner image. Overall your video has added a lot to my understanding of 'Kitchen Litho' so I now feel primed and ready to go. Cheers 👍🏼

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Да когда ж уже опустите в эту жидкость свой рисунок😁

You have described the process very well simple and fairly well show the process

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I have had so many failures with kitchen litho I finally gave up. But your demo was so uncomplicated and straightforward that am going to have another go at it. So many thanks and  I concur with the other comment - more please! Judith

Very nice demonstration. Clear and easy to follow. Please make some more? :-)

Thank you so much for your replies. Keep posting x

Sorry for all the same messages. I don't understand why, a problem of computer.

Do we need to thin the ink?

You forget to mention the inventor or this technique:  Emilie aizier alias Emilion. My website http//atelier-kitchen-print.org Thank you.

Ps. Why don't you need to use oil in this instance?  Cheers.

Hi there. First of all it's a very helpful video! I was wondering, if simple oil paint would work too instead of etching ink?

Lovely video. Did you use the graphite powder? How DO you apply it?

Hi, thanks for sharing your video. I've some questions... You say in another reply that the plates wont keep, how come the plates wont keep? and what are the two oil tubes you use? thanks

What size edition can you get with this process, approximately?

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