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Paul is well known for his research into ceramics and print. His
book Ceramics and Print first published in 1994 by A&C Black was the first to examine the synthesis of print and clay, and explores
the basic concepts and methodologies involved.
What they said about it…..
The recognition of print techniques as an integral part of current
studio practice is largely due to Scott’s campaigning. Ceramics
in Society magazine No 37 1999, p 6.
A valuable addition to the technical literature on Ceramic Art
Review of Ceramics and Print for University of Pennsylvannia Press
1995.
The fundamental strength of Scott’s book lies in the detail
and diversity of current print possibilities.... A welcome addition
to the potters library. Emmanuel Cooper, Crafts Magazine May/June
1995.
For the printmaker, the book offers a rich potential for developing
the 3D print and facilitates the popular trend for the one off
print. Review, Printmaking Today Vol 4, No1 1995.
Paul Scott’s Ceramics and Print (A&C Black 1994) has
been a significant manual and Scott an important figure in giving
new credibility and forcefulness to the ceramist exploring the
printed image - Ceramic Review 188 March/April 2001 P39.
A seminal text within its field, the revised and extended version
of Ceramics and Print builds further upon the ground-breaking precedent
it set down upon its initial publication. Originally demonstrating
the use of paper, clay and printing within studio ceramics, Scott
now embraces the information age that is the 21stC, detailing the
most recent technological developments in this stimulating area,
covering photocopiers, laser decals, flexography and digital techniques
within ceramics today. Incorporating a number of high resolution
images selected from old and new methods, Scott re-situates the
area of ceramics within contemporary culture
Ceramics in Society review of 'Ceramics and Print'
The book is widely available from usual suppliers
also in Spanish,
(Gustavo Gili ISBN 84 252 1707 5: )
and German (Haupt Verlag ISBN
3 258 06263 3)
A third edition is planned with updating on laser. Litho and other
print techniques.
Projects: Hot off the Press Hot off the Press 2
Les Lawrence’s Museum
of Print and Clay is an old site which
grew out of a presentation he and I made to NCECA in Columbus Ohio
in . It has many outdated links… but lot of stuff is still
of interest and useful to Artists:
The links to supplier sites have developed from information sheets given out
after Vitrified Print workshops…. It is simply intended to help to connect
artists to possible sources of materials. A link does not imply endorsement or
recommendation. If you find any outdated links, or if you have experience of
alternative suppliers - please let me know.
Link to Workshops page
Digital/Decals:
Decal Papers: Tullis Russell fotocal - For use in colour laser/photocopiers – but check suitability
before using in your machines.
Any colour photocopy decal will disappear of you high fire, but can also be used
with acrylic Ink (acrylic printing paste plus acrylic glaze) for water-based
screen-printed decals.
From:
GT Paper & Packaging
Lingard Street
Burslem
Stoke-on-Trent
UK
Tel: +44 1782 577328
Contact: Nick Stevenson
Lazertran Transfer papers for artists Bell Laser Paper:
For use in laser/photocopiers - this seems to be OK in monocopiers and lasers.
Can also be used with acrylic Ink (acrylic printing paste plus acrylic glaze)
for water-based screen-printed decals.
UWET paper for water based decals and the complete UWET system:
Digital Ceramics - Digital transfers for glass and ceramic from your artwork