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At the time of writing this article Kristin is less than a week away from giving birth to our first child and son Isaac. So suffice it to say that Kristin has been doing quite a bit of nesting to get ready for baby Isaac. I have several aviation photos in my portfolio and Kristin said she wanted to print the photo on wood. I had no idea what she was talking about or how that was even possible but I listened and let her do her thing. So I took the image into Lightroom and converted it to black and white, bumped up the contrast quite a bit and added some film grain. Step 3: Getting a Print Made and Getting Some Wood This is VERY important: The image that you print for this project MUST be a laser jet print. We decided to get a 20×30 print made so we went up to Staples to have it made from a file we brought up there on a thumb drive. Next we went to Home Depot to get some wood made. Kristin just got two pieces of wood that together measured 20×30. She wanted two separate pieces of wood but you could just as easily use a single piece of wood. Just whatever your preference is. Step 4: Apply Gel Medium to the Wood This is really the most crucial step. Apply a single layer of the gel medium to the entire surface of the wood. Not too thin but not gloopy either. There will no doubt be air bubbles in the print. Do your best to smooth out and eliminate as many of these as you can. We used a plastic tool that we found laying around but you can also use a butter knife, a ruler, a roller or anything you can find that you think might work. Once the print is applied to the wood, let it sit overnight and make sure it nobody messes with it! Step 5: Remove the Paper from the Wood to Reveal Print This is the really fun part. To remove the paper we just got the paper wet with water and used our fingers to rub it off. This is a pretty messy process and there might be a better way but fingers seemed to work best for us. Some parts of the print will come off easier than others so just know that your fingers and hands might be a little tired at the end. This whole process might have to be repeated several times and will probably take around 10-20 minutes. But