Comments on: Polaroid Transfer Tutorial http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5 body of work Wed, 08 Sep 2010 14:04:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.3 by: Polaroid Transfers - AutoPhotog : Photo Enthusiasts/Pros Forum http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5#comment-74154 Mon, 09 Nov 2009 16:20:44 +0000 http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5#comment-74154 [...] Originally Posted by Twizted_bunny That's pretty neat! How did you do it? you take a slide and put it in this thing called a daylab. Then you expose the polaroid from the day lab and take the wet side (negative) and roll it onto your desired surface (card stock or whatever). And this is what you get. Here is a real tutorial. Polaroid Transfer Tutorial at Sarah Wichlacz __________________ Apple/BMW/Canon snob :D [...] […] Originally Posted by Twizted_bunny That’s pretty neat! How did you do it? you take a slide and put it in this thing called a daylab. Then you expose the polaroid from the day lab and take the wet side (negative) and roll it onto your desired surface (card stock or whatever). And this is what you get. Here is a real tutorial. Polaroid Transfer Tutorial at Sarah Wichlacz __________________ Apple/BMW/Canon snob :D […]

]]> by: Baldi http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5#comment-68872 Sun, 09 Aug 2009 12:24:48 +0000 http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5#comment-68872 Hi. Thank you for your tutorial. I made my first Polaroid Transfer just with your help :) Polaroid transfers are alive! B. Hi. Thank you for your tutorial. I made my first Polaroid Transfer just with your help :) Polaroid transfers are alive! B.

]]> by: Busy week | tooting of thine own horn « http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5#comment-62265 Fri, 24 Apr 2009 22:25:54 +0000 http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5#comment-62265 [...] Published April 24, 2009 Art & Design , Family News , Music , Photography , Random 1 Comment This week was crazy. Both Leah and I are beyond slammed with work and to boot, we are tryingto paint, fix-up and move into our new house.  Also this week was a big one for a recent project of mine that I am extremely proud of.  This week was the release of Manchester Orchestra’s new CD/LP “Mean Everything To Nothing” which I did the design/layout and some of the photos for.  Back in January  I got a call from my friend Jeremiah (drummer) with this idea in his head for the new Manchester record. He wanted to use old Polaroid pull apart film to do transfers and the transfers would make up the artwork of the record.  I was initially hired on to just help him do the transfers and photos, but as things went along, I ended up getting the job to do the full layout. [...] […] Published April 24, 2009 Art & Design , Family News , Music , Photography , Random 1 Comment This week was crazy. Both Leah and I are beyond slammed with work and to boot, we are tryingto paint, fix-up and move into our new house.  Also this week was a big one for a recent project of mine that I am extremely proud of.  This week was the release of Manchester Orchestra’s new CD/LP “Mean Everything To Nothing” which I did the design/layout and some of the photos for.  Back in January  I got a call from my friend Jeremiah (drummer) with this idea in his head for the new Manchester record. He wanted to use old Polaroid pull apart film to do transfers and the transfers would make up the artwork of the record.  I was initially hired on to just help him do the transfers and photos, but as things went along, I ended up getting the job to do the full layout. […]

]]> by: Polaroid Photo Transfers - fun for the whole fam! « Right On Canvas…photos, art, & more http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5#comment-57444 Thu, 05 Mar 2009 06:43:11 +0000 http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5#comment-57444 [...] Thursday, March 5, 2009 in Art, Design, Photos, Printmaking | Tags: Art, Design, Photos, Printmaking This is a Polaroid photo transfer I did of the prayer flags in our backyard.  I found an old Polaroid at goodwill for $5, and I could resist because I had always wanted to try a Polaroid transfer.  So this is what I came up with.  I realy like the look of these transfers.  Check out this tutorial if you want to try it for yourself.  I am thinking of blowing this up for a giant Polaroid transfer photo on canvas. [...] […] Thursday, March 5, 2009 in Art, Design, Photos, Printmaking | Tags: Art, Design, Photos, Printmaking This is a Polaroid photo transfer I did of the prayer flags in our backyard.  I found an old Polaroid at goodwill for $5, and I could resist because I had always wanted to try a Polaroid transfer.  So this is what I came up with.  I realy like the look of these transfers.  Check out this tutorial if you want to try it for yourself.  I am thinking of blowing this up for a giant Polaroid transfer photo on canvas. […]

]]> by: UPOP » Polaroid http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5#comment-55753 Mon, 16 Feb 2009 21:27:56 +0000 http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5#comment-55753 [...] En av attraksjonene med peel-apartfilmen er at den kan brukes i en metode som kalles polaroid transfer. Filmen som sådan består av to deler, en slags positiv og en slags negativ som klines sammen som en sandwich, dette prinsippet kan utnyttes til å overføre bildene til en annen overflate. Resultatet blir veldig stemningsfullt og nesten litt spøkelsesaktig. Det finnes mange sider som viser til denne teknikken, og Sara Wichlacz har en utmerket tutorial på sin blogg. For de som ikke gidder å gå så langt inn i det så er poladroid en suveren erstatning. Her kan du laste opp egne bilder og konvertere dem til ”polaroider” med risting og det hele. [...] […] En av attraksjonene med peel-apartfilmen er at den kan brukes i en metode som kalles polaroid transfer. Filmen som sådan består av to deler, en slags positiv og en slags negativ som klines sammen som en sandwich, dette prinsippet kan utnyttes til å overføre bildene til en annen overflate. Resultatet blir veldig stemningsfullt og nesten litt spøkelsesaktig. Det finnes mange sider som viser til denne teknikken, og Sara Wichlacz har en utmerket tutorial på sin blogg. For de som ikke gidder å gå så langt inn i det så er poladroid en suveren erstatning. Her kan du laste opp egne bilder og konvertere dem til ”polaroider” med risting og det hele. […]

]]> by: girlprinter - The Goodbye Polaroid Party http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5#comment-52580 Tue, 20 Jan 2009 11:12:41 +0000 http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5#comment-52580 [...] In 1999 (good god, ten years ago) I printed a book called 17 Reasons, which features seven polaroid transfers. The book was made in an edition of 35, which means that I made about three hundred transfers, give or take, including proofs and tests and stuff-ups. Thirty-odd boxes of 669 film later, I remember thinking I’d made one significant technical discovery, which involves the use of a hot water bottle. I’ve not printed any since. In my early panic at the news that Polaroid is discontinuing film production, I fought the urge to go out and stockpile film. It doesn’t last, and anyhow, I figured I ought to be satisfied that I’d had the chance to make my book.  [...] […] In 1999 (good god, ten years ago) I printed a book called 17 Reasons, which features seven polaroid transfers. The book was made in an edition of 35, which means that I made about three hundred transfers, give or take, including proofs and tests and stuff-ups. Thirty-odd boxes of 669 film later, I remember thinking I’d made one significant technical discovery, which involves the use of a hot water bottle. I’ve not printed any since. In my early panic at the news that Polaroid is discontinuing film production, I fought the urge to go out and stockpile film. It doesn’t last, and anyhow, I figured I ought to be satisfied that I’d had the chance to make my book.  […]

]]> by: veronique http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5#comment-44822 Mon, 13 Oct 2008 10:28:47 +0000 http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5#comment-44822 thanks guys, you have just inspired me for my final year project thanks guys, you have just inspired me for my final year project

]]> by: Taylor http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5#comment-37445 Wed, 23 Jul 2008 18:36:30 +0000 http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5#comment-37445 Hey. I've been using a 210 camera and 669 film, but I've been trying to get the same effect with 667 film, but the negatives haven't developed very well. Is there a way to do transfers with 667? Thanks! Hey.

I’ve been using a 210 camera and 669 film, but I’ve been trying to get the same effect with 667 film, but the negatives haven’t developed very well. Is there a way to do transfers with 667?

Thanks!

]]> by: Asterid http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5#comment-25642 Fri, 29 Feb 2008 23:50:30 +0000 http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5#comment-25642 Hey, great tutorial. polaroid transfers are lots of fun. Better do them quick guys. Polaroid is no longer making any polaroid films. Talk about a dying art. so sad! well, it was fun while it lasted and i'm sorry to see it go. Hey,

great tutorial. polaroid transfers are lots of fun. Better do them quick guys. Polaroid is no longer making any polaroid films. Talk about a dying art. so sad! well, it was fun while it lasted and i’m sorry to see it go.

]]> by: the calm before the stork » in memoriam http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5#comment-24302 Sat, 16 Feb 2008 17:52:21 +0000 http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=5#comment-24302 [...] There was the birthday when I asked my Grandma Esther for a Polaroid slide printer so I could do Polaroid transfers, taking the peel-away 4×5 print of the slide — before it finishes developing, and pressing it against watercolor paper spritzed with a water/vinegar solution, and then gently peeling it away for a dreamy imperfect painterly reproduction of the image. Something not unlike silly putty and comic strips. I guess there is a setting on Photoshop that can do that now. [...] […] There was the birthday when I asked my Grandma Esther for a Polaroid slide printer so I could do Polaroid transfers, taking the peel-away 4×5 print of the slide — before it finishes developing, and pressing it against watercolor paper spritzed with a water/vinegar solution, and then gently peeling it away for a dreamy imperfect painterly reproduction of the image. Something not unlike silly putty and comic strips. I guess there is a setting on Photoshop that can do that now. […]

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