Since getting my Gocco and inks (the last of which arrived this morning) I've been thinking about printing up some patterns I've been working on. Except I'm too afraid to go near my Gocco for fear of it all going wrong. Any advice out there for a Gocco novice?
Now that screens and supplies are no longer an endangered species, have fun with it. You can't really mess it up if you use newly printed carbon based prints for masters and your bulbs work.
This is a little late, and I hope you've already started. My advice is to just do it. I read some information on the flickr gocco group, and then bit the bullet and tested it out.
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I love my gocco! I wrote this from Craft tutorials which might help:
http://crafttutorials.wordpress.com/2007/06/10/gocco-crazy/
I was worried about trying mine too, but it's fun! I need to get mine out and use it some more.
Now that screens and supplies are no longer an endangered species, have fun with it. You can't really mess it up if you use newly printed carbon based prints for masters and your bulbs work.
I have had mine for 5+ years and LOVE it.
This is a little late, and I hope you've already started. My advice is to just do it. I read some information on the flickr gocco group, and then bit the bullet and tested it out.
Good luck!
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