Transfer Instructions
There are a few different solvents than can be used to do transfers of photocopied or laserprinted images. I usually use a xylene colorless blender marker because it's the least messy and most portable.

DIRECTIONS:
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- Lay out brushes in Photoshop, leaving enough space between brushes to cut them out and tape down the edges. Here is a template to place brushes in if you'd like.
- Print out images of brushes on a laserprinter or make copies of an existing printout. Toner is necessary for this process to work, images from an inkjet printer will wash out instead of transferring.
- Cut out brushes into individual components. I find it helpful to keep them sorted by size and family when system building.
- Tape component face down on your surface in at least two spots to hold it in place while transferring.
- Apply xylene marker to the back of the image then burnish it with a bone folder or the back of a spoon until you see the toner discharging from the paper. Be careful, over-burnishing can cause your image to blur.
- Remove tape and paper to see your image.
- Place another brush in relation to the first and repeat until you've built a complete system.
Please send me images of any systems you build with my brushes at hcbeardsley@gmail.com.