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Re: Op Art paper

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John & Sandra Barrick (astroboy)
Fri, 26 Feb 1999 15:42:01 -0500

Are you talking of FormX film by Format??? I use to sell it- also
the expensive Pantones come in coated paper which means adhesive and
matches the color system. However FormX is cheaper. Why not just use
contact paper that you use for shelving it's cheaper than both.
S

Stephanie Ignazio wrote:
>
> Hi, another snow day here in MA !!
> I have a question: I am interested in creatind Op Art with one of my
> classes...the tried and true black and white images. I remember seeing
> somewhere a type of ?vinyl paper that you could actually peel off either the
> black or white surface..I think this was done with an exacto....which I am
> not thrilled about using, but I am sure I could figure out an alternative.
> The kids would draw out their checkerboard type of radiating pattern and
> then would be able to peel off parts of it. Does anyone know where I could
> find this paper...or do you have an alternative idea? Thanks, Stephanie