Thank you for taking the time to write back! Yes, I just got an order in from them of 8x10's. it's the only size they have available right now, until the new arrivals in December. Can't wait to start transferring some of my old drawings to plates!!! Take care....

Thank you so much for the video. In the beginning you mentioned that you manipulated the photo to turn it into a drawing. Can you explain more about this
process? Thanks again, Linda

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nice, I will look at prints differently in the future. the process is labor intensive but the outcome is beautiful <3 thanks for sharing

tracy is a friend. how do you know her? came out nice btw

Nice work! Pulling out all my etching equipment from the attic and going to give this a try!!!  I have what is probably a dumb question and need some advice with the light box configurations for the larger plate processing. Q. Is this process possible do to the special Solarplate orange coating? or can it also be done with zinc, copper and or aluminum plates? I do larger plates like 16x20 sometimes. I have one of those face tanning  light boxes 75 watts. It is obvious that this small box will not cover those larger plates. So, I was thinking of building a box that will elevate the light box an additional 10"-12" and adding an additional wooden skirt in a widening  angle underneath to cover more light area coverage and increasing the light exposure to the plate by 40% do to the new larger distance between the lamps and the plate. What do you think??? Thanks again for the tutorial!!!