I was using the galvanized steel stencil to roll mill and I tried out different materials as you can see images below from figure 1 to figure.6.
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Figure 1- Mthethwa, F., (2020). Stencil, steel.
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Figure 2- Mthethwa, F., (2020). Roll milled plate, brass
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Figure 2- Mthethwa, F., (2020). Roll milled plate, brass. |
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Figure 3- Mthethwa, F., (2020). Roll milled plate, aluminium.
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When I roll milled the aluminium plate in figure 3, the roller wall was tighter so I had to repeat the roll milling and loosen the roller as you can see figure 4 below.
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Figure 4- Mthethwa, F., (2020). Roll milled plate, aluminium
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Figure 5- Mthethwa, F., (2020). Roll milled paper. |
In figure 5, I was playing with the warm and cool colours.
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Figure 6- Mthethwa, F., (2020). Roll milled cartridge paper with white pencil.
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In figure 6, I was trying to play by colouring the postives and the negatives of the stencil veins.
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