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what a helpful and inspiring video. thank you for sharing your wisdom with us.

Thank you for sharing!

Thank you.

Good vid 👍

Thank you!

What a great informative video. Thank you so much!

WOW Amazing. Thanks for sharing your talents

У карликов скоро начнётся полярная ночь. 😁

Just beautiful!!

Underrated! I'm in love with linocut art

That's really pretty

Thank you for sharing all that you do. I love the colour choices and combinations you use. Please could I ask how often you sharpen your cutting tools?

Thank you. Amazing as always! What a labour of love 🌟💀

Hi, thank you for your help and inspiration. Please can you say why you soaked the paper before printing on it? Did it go into the press wet? I’m going to experiment myself, having found a pasta maker in a charity shop in the UK this week 😃 Really love your gothic style. Many thanks Teresa

This is very interesting content

Your art style is amazing, makes me think of stopmotion

This is so cool. Where do you even learn a skill like this?

I have no idea why this doesn’t have way more views

I'm in love with that print, the colors speak to me and the composition is eye catching.

Gorgeous! It's cool that people still do this. I've never actually seen the full process before

Awesome work! Cant believe the time it took to make that

I'm gonna show this to my niece. She wants a new hobby. Great work.

That is so freaking awesome 😮😮❤❤❤❤

That's incredibly satisfying to watch.

Your work is just amazing, beautiful and so inspiring!!!🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

I love the finished piece. Character art and printmaking work beautifully together

Thank you so much. Tried my first reduction print this week, but I’ll be better next time thanks to you and your advice. Can you tell me how deep you carve? Do you ever flood fine lines and loose detail, and what do you do if that happens? Also, (sorry for all the questions) the EC46 Lyons graver, can you clear very small areas with it if you use the corner of the tool blade? Thank you again for your videos.

Great video!

WOW!

Lovely job! I was wondering how long you let the prints dry between 2 inks? Since these are water-washable inks (I personally use charbonnel aquawash), if you rewet them too soon to make the next layer, the ink may tend to dissolve on certain details. I was also wondering, I see that you let your final prints dry on a thread, doesn't the sheet end up curled as it dries? Thanks in advance for answering these questions

Just wow! So informative and easy to understand. Thank you so much for this!

Карлики с Сибири опять первые, у нас уже зима и снег окутал всё как белая простыня. ))))

muito bom!! obrigada

Cool🎃👻 happy Halloween 👻

Spoookee....❤️

what amazing, hard work!!

this song summoned me from the depths of my brainrot!!

Thank you again for your video, and seeing you adjust the sketch when transferring it to the block was really useful. Please could I ask a couple of questions? What brand of fixing spray do you use? Can you roll water based ink over the fixing spray surface or do you have to remove the fixing spray before printing? Lastly, can you tell me in which order of colour you printed the block? I have only done mono coloured prints and would love to try a reduction print but I know I will struggle to work out the order of which sections to carve.

Linocut requires such dedication and skills. But the result is mesmerizing. It's very beautiful the sketch and your work.

Очень прекрасная книга, мне нравятся ваши линогравюры. Карлики одобряют.

Thank you, such an interesting video! Your work is so beautiful and I really got a lot out of your explanations of your process.

Curious. What did you spray on the Lino after transferring the design? I’ve never seen anyone do that.

Thank you for sharing your work and processes and taking the extra time to film and edit it all. Your ideas and talent is inspiring.

Карлики, опять первые сообщение написали, холодает у нас, скоро зима.

Incredible vibes in the place

С весной Вас Николь, у карликов осень и скоро зима)))

Oh interesting never heard of this water technique before, could you elaborate more?

Oooo… that’s super cool!

Oh dear! Sorry to hear your winter was so miserable. Here in the UK we imagine Aus must be just gloriously warm and sunny all year round, but a drafty house is no fun even in "mild" weather. I hope you got settled happily into your new home without too much stress. Embrace all the baggy clothes and elasticated waistlbands whenever those cold, wet months roll around again! 🤗

That's beautiful work, and a very instructional and inspiring video.