Foil prints

It's incredibly easy to make your own DIY foil art prints. All you need are some prints, an inexpensive laminator and craft foil to create your own. Learn how easy it is to make foil prints with this step-by-step tutorial. You can also download several free art prints to get you started.

This foil pritntmaking method produces monoprints but the foil printing plate can be used over and over. Foil prints are a great experience for any age!

Kitchen foil printing plates are great for children and community workshops, its very cheap and you will probably already have what you need to do it, so

Learn How to Make Foil Art Prints with the NEW Cricut Foil Transfer System Tools! It's so easy to make DIY foil artwork and home decor!

Learn how to make foil art prints using a laminator. This DIY art process is so easy! Plus download a free copy of this floral ampersand art.

Valerie Syposz on Instagram: "Testing out chine collé with some very reasonably priced gampi I got at the beginning of the month. And, it should be no surprise, but it’s beautiful! Drawing straight from life drawing on foil, printed at home. . #print #printmaking #kitchenlitho #kitchenlithography #handprinted #lifedrawing #figuredrawing #printmaker #chinecollé #リトグラフ"

In my effort this year to create a mini-light studio I decided to take apart my art easel and turn it into a light easel. I figured this wa...

Here's a rundown of everything I do to add foil to my prints! Fair warning before we begin, this process is not as easy as it may look. There is a lot that can go wrong and the results are not perfect every time. You can also have drastically different results by changing any step of the process or any materials. If you are planning on making foil designs using this method, I advise you to do your own research apart from this tutorial, and be prepared to experiment with what materials and…

Hot foil stamping is one of those super cool special print finishes that every designer wishes to use in their projects. It’s often combined with embossing to transfer metallic foil to the print stock with the use of a heated die, which leaves the designated portion of the design covered in a shiny reflective material. […]