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Like a test drive tattoo? You know, print up some lettering/a picture/whatever and then soak the paper and the skin and have it transfer to the skin?
Do they make paper like this?
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Yes alot of tatto artest do it with some type of paper and ink.
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I was trying to find some stores around here that sold something similar. So far I have come up empty. AC Moore knows what I'm talking abaout but doesnt carry it.
Guess I'll keep trying.
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I've done something like that before... but not with skin.
I printed on overhead projector slides... they work just like paper in a printer. They are very cheap, so its worth a shot if you can't find something thta you can use. Just make sure you adjust your printer to use less ink (might take some trial and error to get right), so the ink is enough to transfer, but its not enough to blend and bleed all together. it only takes a little ink. And you can reuse the slides all you want...
I transfered it to some ultra-lite material (makes tissue paper seem like cardboard) for use with some airplanes. Thats the only way I could think of to get designs onto it, since the ish is so fragile.
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