Introduction to transfer paper

Transfer paper refers to the transfer of a pattern printed on paper, and the pattern of the paper can be transferred to other surfaces. Usually the paper must be dampened first, and the transfer is face down. Put the transfer paper tightly on the surface of the second layer, and then remove the backing paper. Industrialized or mass-produced ceramics are often decorated with this kind of transfer paper. The term "transfer printing method" also includes the transfer process. As for the surrealism (SURREALISM) transfer, it refers to the kind in which the artist applies opaque watercolor paint on a piece of paper, puts another piece of paper on it, and then presses several places on the second piece of paper and then picks it up. Process (see LIFTING). This technique can produce effects similar to exotic flowers, mineral deposits or sponges.