MIS Quads and Stonehenge Paper

["Jerry Nevins" <jerry@jnevins.com>]

<x-charset iso-8859-1>I have been printing all of my portfolio work using MIS quads in both an
1160 and a 1520 for some time now.  I am very happy with the results using
Stonehenge paper (Rising paper Co., 22X30 sheets, 140 lb, ph buffered, 100%
cotton rag, heavily sized to hold the ink well,  $1.08/sheet)... I finish it
with a damar varnish overspray to bump up the gamut and to further protect
ink from oxidation.

I have little experience using this inkset on Glossy clay coated papers so I
can't vouch for the quality there.

If anyone would like to compare Piezography with the MIS quads... I'd be
happy to exchange prints from the same file on the same paper.

I'd like to sponsor a travelling portfolio to be shown at my college art
gallery and to send it on the road to other college galleries... any
interest out there?

An extensive portfolio of my new digital quad work can be found at:

www.jnevins.com

Peace,

Jerry Nevins
Professor, Visual and Performing Arts Department
Albertus Magnus College
New haven, CT

www.albertus.edu



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