we have had projectors as part of the masquerade decorations before--so it is doable.
If I was painting that I would definitely do it with black and yellow paint on white calico. There is a lot more white/light space on there than black.
As a bonus, if you don't do much painting that will be much easier for your brain to get around than trying to do the negatives.
Which reminds me, babalon_93 I think you still owe me a picture of an eye :-)
you're going to have to refresh my memory about the eye, because I am all out of spare memory sectors atm--but the rasterbator is awesome!
that does remind me though, snap printing in applecross printed me up huge A0 black and white prints enlarged from an A4 for a play I was doing a few years ago on their plotter printer. They were under $5 each.
Why not just use white fabric and on the night project a coloured image?
No painting nor effort required......?
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If I was painting that I would definitely do it with black and yellow paint on white calico. There is a lot more white/light space on there than black.
As a bonus, if you don't do much painting that will be much easier for your brain to get around than trying to do the negatives.
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Also, depending on the size, you may want to look at the Rasterbator.
http://homokaasu.org/rasterbator/
Which reminds me, babalon_93 I think you still owe me a picture of an eye :-)
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you're going to have to refresh my memory about the eye, because I am all out of spare memory sectors atm--but the rasterbator is awesome!
that does remind me though, snap printing in applecross printed me up huge A0 black and white prints enlarged from an A4 for a play I was doing a few years ago on their plotter printer. They were under $5 each.
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