Studio flooded- possible to salvage prints?

[dave welker]

Steve seemed incredibly calm from what I gathered. I would have need hospitalization.

[judge]

THANKS!! Right now drying all I can on drying racks to keep from molding. Need to wait & finish other job deadlines and to get my energy up to try these great suggestions. Will let you know how it goes. Thank you thank you.I have to say--it was stunning walking into the building and water was flowing down the stairwell. Stunning.

[DenisMutter]

sounds like you're on the right track with the heat press on low - AND pre-drying prints to avoid the real killer - goddamned sorry to hear about this!

[judge]

Everyone was really calm. We were all just pushing the water.

Big thanks to Katie Tuten (the Hideout - brought great wet-vac, tools, and DONUTS), Michelle Faust & Nat Ward (wet-vac), Susan Hall (sand bags), Marguerite Judge (brooms, tools & snacks), and of course all the folks in the bldg (Ray, Vic, Dan Grzeca, Kyle Baker, Steve Walters, Scott Marvel, CHIRP folks, and the other tenants). Thanks to my pals for helping me separate and rack prints & for their optimism. Look for big JUDGEWORKS & GRZECA FLOOD SALE SOON!

[SkatRadioh]

Best wishes, sounds like a horrible situation.

[bathroom monkey]

The Methane guys make collages out of what I guess are misprints. If you can't get them nice enough to sell you can always cut/rip them up and make some killer collages on large canvases.

Best of luck.

[judge]

Thank you. I had been wanting to experiment more. Now may be the best time ever.

[AndyLarson]

Really sorry to hear about this. Did a roof cave in?

[judge]

Pipe opened.