Copper Etching tests. - Karolina Skorek
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Copper Etching tests.

I decided to experiment with the etching plates and materials I use. 
I have already tried and learned etching on aluminium plates, and dry needle technique. Now it was the time to try etching on copper. 
After first tests, I can say the process is longer, but also it gives me more control on the depth and thickness of the lines I create, if I want a thicker line I cover the rest in the etching ground so it is not being exposed to the chemicals and etch only things I want. 
I also like the “accidental” organic spots and skratches that were created because I added not enough of the etching ground. 

times: 
2x45minutes + additional 45 minutes for few of the thicker lines. 

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