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This is a wonderful tutorial! Thank you so much. Very helpful 😊

So unique.. 🎉 How come the paper is not wet?

Great series on introduction to linocut printing. I’m going to give it a try. Thanks!

great vid, surprised you don't have two strips of wood or card glued to a board to push against and hold the Lino while you use the cutting tool.

Is that a Leica M3 on your shelf? You must have got pretty serious into photography.

Can you use thick acrylic paint instead of ink?

Really enjoyed, how you captured the sense of what it is like cutting into the block. The transformation between the drawn lines and the lines that are cut is interesting.

Great video ...nice image. What wood are you carving on and how thick is your block ? Thanks ( hope you don't give up on the wood blocks)

Sour patch watermelons are goated. I just did the last few months screenprinting and am also moving back to lino to see how it feels.

Thank you for this excellently put together video, it is very informative to see you working and explaining why you are doing things such as rolling out the ink to warm it and remove particles. How you do the test prints and your decision making for how much ink to use etc.

can any of these presses be used to do letterpress?

whats that clear measurment you use under the print?

Quick question if I may. What kind of wood do you use? I have used to do lino but I lost touch with it. Wood is a different material so it may be easier for me to get back into it. I do love your prints though. Very pretty.

That’s a beautiful puddycat print. I’m surprised that after you’ve inked the lino so carefully and put it through the press, you don’t get a solid black all over. Why is that? Then again, perhaps you’re not looking for a solid colour and prefer that look! Enjoying your videos.

Brilliantly made video's, pts1,2 and 3. I didn't really remember how to create these prints. Your tutorials are so good. Thank you

absolutely brilliant, thank you so much....

Thanks so much for all this info! Iʻm looking to set up printmaking for a high school art classroom. Mostly planning on block printing, monotype, and collagraph. Any thoughts on the E-12 vs E-15? Is the micrometer gauge helpful/ necessary? Weʻve done a lot of printmaking by hand, but Iʻve never used a press and want to set this up right, for us all to grow into.Thank you again for being such a tremendous resource!

This was such a great, informative little series! Thank you!

nice piece, subbed

Hi! I'm so grateful for your content. I'm curious how high can this press barrel be raised for wood block printing on fabric or mounted lino. thanks!

I see you made this a while ago, but I wanted to add my thanks for sharing your research here. It’s a big investment, and I appreciate your advice. Hope your work is going well.

Hey! I have just gotten into printmaking a few months ago. I’m really curious to know what kind of tools and blocks you use for your prints? right now I have started doing woodcut printing because I’m finding linoleum blocks at art stores to be a bit to pricy for me. I would really love to know what stuff you use.

Are you carving on Shina plywood or ?

What are you using for your registration guide on the press? It looks like old school overhead projector transparency sheets. Can you share brand and name?

Hi Courtney. I’ve watched all of your videos, and have thoroughly enjoyed all of them. Your skills as a young artist are amazing! I’m sure that you’ll enjoy a very successful career.

I'm doin intro to printmaking for a college course n we use retarter it prevents the ink to dry faster.

Hi @smishstudio! Thanks for your tutorial, it was very well done. I was wondering about the cleanup process of the glass- do you reuse the same glass/do you just wash the ink off after use?

is linocut linoleum printmaking?

Can this be used to make large flyers with text?

I'm so excited to try this! ]You've inspired me.

I understand it's an older video, but I'm surprised no one here mentions Ritualis Press? Their presses definitely have the best features of any press currently on the market.

Such a wonderful tutorial! Thanks so much!

This is a lovely video! Thank you!

I am very impressed! Did you take woodworking in highschool?

Hey Courtney :) Which platform did you use to build your shop and portfolio? and thank you for sharing your creative process :)

Appreciate not being a talking head. Thank you.

Really excellent again. The best demo I have ever seen. :-)

THis is very clear and helpful Excellent. Your drawing looks great with the cropping. :-)

The best press wont make a great artist. th-cam.com/video/_-lwFGlXMvg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IE8ClCAb6e8mKK7F

We paid 5k for our press 40 years ago. She is rare. We make etchings for the masses. We want our etchings to be affordable. th-cam.com/video/_-lwFGlXMvg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IE8ClCAb6e8mKK7F

really cool! super helpful and a lot easier than i remember :)

what is the protocol with printing with blocks that have been inked in the past? Is that possible? Advisable? is there a cleaning process?

I thought it was my cat causing all the ruckus... LOL. Thank you for the video.

Looks like an Accident can happen really easily. I like fine line details in my ink drawings. Which tools do you recommend for me to use for small detail work?

I found your videos helpful for a recap after many years not making any linocuts

Could you please make a video review on the ink rollers ? After years of practice, what is your favorite brand ? Do you prefer to work with hard or soft ink rollers ? Your opinion would be very useful 🙂

You need to be careful with the left hand... I hurt my finger because I did the cutting the way you are doing in the video. 😅 now my left hand is always on the pfeil cutting tool

Thank you for this review of press options. I’m just getting started and already I love this art form. I’m probably going to buy a Woodzilla A4 press. I imagine that eventually, I might want something larger, but it seems like a lot to commit to at first. The whole internet seems to approve of the Woodzilla presses, so I’m thinking it’s a trustworthy choice. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us.

Love the last one!

Your studio assistant really should be contributing more to the proceedings. Loving your work and the "Improvements" you have made to the prints.