Sentence examples for directly on paper from inspiring English sources

This inked surface is then printed either directly on paper, by means of a special press (as in most fine-art printmaking), or onto a rubber cylinder (as in commercial printing).

The primary reason for making a monoprint is that, when the image is offset from the plate to the paper, the print achieves a separate quality and luminosity totally unlike a painting made directly on paper.

ALP was either physisorbed directly on paper or adsorbed on paper treated with a monolayer of a high molecular weight cationic polyacrylamide (CPAM), an anionic polyacrylic acid (PAA) or a high molecular weight polyethylene oxide (PEO).

It is a copy that Man Ray gave to his friend Tristan Tzara, and it is one of his Rayograms, an image he made by placing objects -- combs and knives -- directly on photographic paper and exposing the paper to light.

In each print, all or part of a figure, usually the artist's, is directly imprinted on paper that has been covered with oil and sprinkled with powdered pigment.

If you do not have scrap paper, you can make these marks directly on your paper, using a pencil or thin pen.

Rough finish paper may produce fuzzier lines when inking directly on the paper, and may cause inking pens to splatter the ink a bit more.

Inkjet printing has been used in a variety of cases to deposit reagents or channel barriers onto paper microfluidic assays, and our previous work developed methods for controlled release of reagents stored directly on a paper microfluidic device that are analogous to some of the controlled release mechanisms used in traditional microfluidic devices.

Opaque objects lying directly on the paper produce a solid silhouette; transparent images or images that do not come in direct contact with the paper produce amorphous, mysterious images.

These artists create images directly on photographic paper, which uses silver salts that darken in exposure to light.

The most visually arresting examples are by Christopher Giglio, whose images are created directly on photosensitive paper by the electrons generated by cathode ray tubes.