I was trying to figure out how to do a two colour Lino print, thank you for this, it gave me some helpful tips. Also your studio and video production are both gorgeous! Well done, Jesus loves you💗
Thank you for a wonderful video, Maarit. I am a young (just 71) artist now branching out into printmaking for the first time. I have to say that watching your videos and following how you do things makes it all very clear. It is all so very lucid and no commentary is required. I have learnt so much from your technique. Best wishes from Sweden. 😊👍🏻
Wow that's amazing to hear! Although my goal has never been to make tutorials, I want to show my process in a clear enough manner so that people can still follow what I'm doing. Glad to hear it's working :)
this is truly magical. i must admit, i fell in love not only with your art but also with how aesthetically pleasing the process of creating it is captured. thanks so much for sharing, i can't get enough of your videos!
Wow, I love your method. Maybe I'm a dunderhead but never thought of printing straight onto the second block as a template. Many people show creatively destroying their single block in phases, which never set right with me, or some other method. Thanks
I don’t know why my brain has NEVER processed to use a proofing print to TRANSFER THE IMAGE ONTO ANOTHER LINOLEUM BLOCK! Your video has opened my eyes to a new and wonderful method! Thank you!
Maarit, as a printmaker myself, since I have been watching you do your work I have been inspired to do mine. I would love to see what you are doing now. A fan from Puerto Rico.
Thank you! I've been more active on other social media lately but I'd like to start making TH-cam videos again. If you're subscribed to my channel, you won't miss out on new content
In reference to Linsey’s question to me about fabric inks, I have the same difficulties in coverage when printing on textiles. It takes a lot of ink and often requires lifting the print carefully in place and re-inking. The more texture, the more difficult. Like papers, fabrics absorb ink differently. When trying to cover large areas with solid color, I finally decided to work with the characteristics of the fabric, letting the weave come through where it wanted to. Even so, I always launder the fabric to remove any finishes to remove any finishes. The inks I use are all oil based relief inks, both Gamblin and Caligo. Gamblin makes one specifically for fabric called Drive By Black but it comes only in black and I haven’t tried it yet.
Awesome! 😊 not planning to give workshops anytime soon, but if the situation changes, I'll probably send out a newsletter about it. You can subscribe on my website maarithanninen.com
Thank you for this video. I check it again today (I think the 1st time I checked it was like more than a year ago) after experimenting blockprinting, and now, I must say that when I see you work, it makes sense! More than when I was not used to the process myself. Thank you for showing us how to do a simple registration :)
Excellent video! And after watching it for the second time, I realized that the music was not off-putting :) Seriously, making a video like this is an art form in itself, requiring utmost restraint against "explaining".
Dear Maarit, your process was mesmerising and the print is so beautiful. It was good to watch you in action on TH-cam ( instead of Instagram and Fb where I follow)and very good for my students too. Thank you for such a professional video and your time and effort. Lu
I'll bet you could make a nice, sturdy hinged frame for you to slide your papers into when you print, so that there would be less buckling when you flip it over your lino. Maybe like two of those large photo mats that you can sandwich your paper into. You could hinge those at the side and the openings would be ample to get your baren in and around for printing. I always think of that when I am printing on my gel plate, but I've yet to do it! I thought of alternatives, like perhaps lining the two frames with a rubberized surface so the paper doesn't go sliding and securing with binder or bulldog clips. I'd love to have a go at lino. I have been a "Jaqueline of all trades", as far as art goes. I would like to try it all before I die! Linocut/woodcut printing, sculpting, lampwork bead making/small-scale glass blowing and pottery are on my short list to dabble in. There are many more that I would tackle, if I live that long.
If I'm not clear, I mean those heavy card mats that go around photos or artwork inside the frame. You know the type, hopefully. I thought of how one keeps their embroidery linens taught while working cross stitch and needlepoint...working on an embroidery hoop. I don't think they make square ones, but it might be something similar with the photo mat set-up.
Satisfying, instructive, and inspiring! I’ve got my first little block here and I’m ready to mess up! 😂 Your video is helpful and makes me want to create. Thank you!
You're such a pro! This was a great video, and I loved the design you made. Did you glue your lino to wooden blocks? If so what is the purpose of this please?
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Thanks!
Thank you very much David! 🙏❤️
Ah man the moment of pulling a print-- magical! I liked seeing your registration method, it's so simple and yet classy!
Jill C Thanks! Glad you liked it!
Every time you peel the paper back I swear it's magic.
In the process of making the linocut works she made an additional piece of art with the video
Thank you so much! I'll give my camera man/editor your compliments 😊
I liked how you printed on the other block to allow you to carve exactly where you need to on the second block. Thanks for the tips!
Yeah that's a nice little technique. Gives the perfect registration.
@@MaaritHanninen I'm going to try this as soon as my lino block arrive from Amazon!
I was trying to figure out how to do a two colour Lino print, thank you for this, it gave me some helpful tips. Also your studio and video production are both gorgeous! Well done, Jesus loves you💗
Thank you for a wonderful video, Maarit. I am a young (just 71) artist now branching out into printmaking for the first time. I have to say that watching your videos and following how you do things makes it all very clear. It is all so very lucid and no commentary is required. I have learnt so much from your technique. Best wishes from Sweden. 😊👍🏻
Very happy to hear that the videos have helped you! Happy printmaking!
Good luck to you x
@@LoveJasmine348 Thank you, Jasmine, for your lovely and wonderfully inspiring comment. It means so much to me. I'm sending you a (virtual) hug. 😘x
Thank you so much for sharing. I've learned more about lino cutting and block printing from your videos than I have with instructional videos
Wow that's amazing to hear! Although my goal has never been to make tutorials, I want to show my process in a clear enough manner so that people can still follow what I'm doing. Glad to hear it's working :)
I've been an artist for 40 years, and it's amazing how much I still don't know. Thanks and bravo.
I’ve purchased several of her projects including her newest triptych. Her artwork always draws attention.
Jels.
this is truly magical. i must admit, i fell in love not only with your art but also with how aesthetically pleasing the process of creating it is captured. thanks so much for sharing, i can't get enough of your videos!
Thanks, so nice to hear :) Will try to start working on the next one soon.
My feeling too! I had never heard of the technique and I'm just mesmerised. Those designs are just incredible.
Just watching someone else make prints has taught me so many new techniques! I can't wait to try them out on my current work in progress
Oh wow so you print on the other lino!!! Get it! Gorgeous work,
Amazing! So calming and super informative!
Tessax92 good to hear! Thank you!
Oh my god! This is so beautiful! The handwork and the result! 😭👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you so much 💕
beautiful work and a joy to watch, love to see the process
Awesome! Thank you so much! :)
Lovely video. Thanks for sharing your process.
Nice to see someone who does everything right - great job :D
Oh, you're too kind! I still learn so much every day.
It's truly lovely and calming to see this process and of course the result was fantastic!
Thank you so much 😊
Thankyou for the calm! This was so delightful to watch.
LOVING this channel Maarit!
Beautiful vídeo and beautiful music! Thanks for sharing!
The white border between the black and blue was a very nice touch.
one of the most satisfying things I've ever seen TBH
wow! this is mesmerizing.
Wow, I love your method. Maybe I'm a dunderhead but never thought of printing straight onto the second block as a template. Many people show creatively destroying their single block in phases, which never set right with me, or some other method. Thanks
this is now one of my favorite videos on youtube
Очень красивая и аккуратная работа! Браво! Процесс как медитация...
That so smart! I want to a lino cut with 4 colors. Didn't think to make a print to make a guide for the other blocks!
*Impressive skills.* Very different from the digital printing.
She could build a nice business around her prints. Good Luck wonderful artist !
Sooooo satisfying to watch!
Tony Nguyen awesome! 😊
Lovely work Maarit. Great music too. Thanks for that.
I don’t know why my brain has NEVER processed to use a proofing print to TRANSFER THE IMAGE ONTO ANOTHER LINOLEUM BLOCK!
Your video has opened my eyes to a new and wonderful method! Thank you!
Glad to hear! It's a neat little trick.
Very inspiring. This was beautifully shot and edited. Thank you for sharing your process
Very happy to hear. Thanks :)
This reminds me the old art of lithography and xylography!
Thanks for sharing your art I find it relaxing watching you
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it 😊
So beautifull design and superior skill level. Best linocuts i have seen so far. Great job 👍
Thank you very much for showing the process of making this wonderful picture!
You're very welcome! 😊
I'm graduating next year in printmaking, and I love seeing your videos! Please, keep making them, your artwork is amazing
That's an awesome major, what school do you go to??
Isis Bruckheimer thank you! I'll do my best to keep them coming 😊 good luck with your studies!
I love watching your process. Great video.
Thanks so much! That's so nice to hear :)
Wonderful video, Maarit! 😊
Nadia Rausa thank you Nadia!
Blowing my mind with that technique! Thank you.
amazing very inspiring. beautiful pictures. a lot of inspiration and creativity. Thank you for the good video, and beautiful pictures
Maarit, as a printmaker myself, since I have been watching you do your work I have been inspired to do mine.
I would love to see what you are doing now. A fan from Puerto Rico.
Thank you! I've been more active on other social media lately but I'd like to start making TH-cam videos again. If you're subscribed to my channel, you won't miss out on new content
@@MaaritHanninen Thank you so much for your reply!!!
In reference to Linsey’s question to me about fabric inks, I have the same difficulties in coverage when printing on textiles. It takes a lot of ink and often requires lifting the print carefully in place and re-inking. The more texture, the more difficult. Like papers, fabrics absorb ink differently. When trying to cover large areas with solid color, I finally decided to work with the characteristics of the fabric, letting the weave come through where it wanted to. Even so, I always launder the fabric to remove any finishes to remove any finishes. The inks I use are all oil based relief inks, both Gamblin and Caligo. Gamblin makes one specifically for fabric called Drive By Black but it comes only in black and I haven’t tried it yet.
Relaxing and informative. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent production quality on the video!
Gavin Mullis Thanks! I'm lucky to have such an awesome filmmaker to work with!
that was absolutely beautiful, i loved seeing the whole process
Thank you for the video, the print is amazing and even the chosen soundtrack is wonderful!
Awesome! Glad you liked it 😊
I loved every single second of that! Thank you.
Thank you 😊
Wow you are such a good artist. I hope one day to be a great artist. Time and time practicing is the way and I love all kinds of art
Beautiful...I’m taking tentative steps with Lino printing and this was practical and inspiring.
I hope you and yours are well.🦊
Beautiful work!!
Another great video and print too.
HERMOSO TRABAJO, Congratulations amazing work.
Thank you so much for sharing your process. Love your work!
The print and the whole process are mesmerizing! Subscribed and looking forward for more videos!
Thank you! Hoping to make another one in January, once all the holiday stuff is over 😉
UAU! MAGNÍFICO ... BRAVO!
This is an awesome video and it is beautiful work! We have watched this in class as a quiet and calm video.
That's so awesome to hear 😀 I hope the students enjoyed it!
beautiful work, elegant process
Thank you!
Beautiful video. I really enjoyed your learning your process, thank you so much for sharing.
I love your design. Beautiful work.
all right it's true thank you Maarit Hänninen
The image is gorgeous and your printing techniques sure are great!
please post more videos as I can't get enough of these...
Next video is almost ready. Stay tuned :)
Maarit Hänninen yes!!! （＾∇＾）
Maarit Hänninen yes!!! （＾∇＾）
I love your work. This looks amazing!!
Your drawings are amazing! Love the art-nouveau vibe. Thank you for sharing your process! It's really inspiring.
Thanks! I'm a huge art nouveau fan 😊
Wonderful and so soothing... I hope you make more videos!! Oooooh and just noticed you are in Amsterdam - me too! Are you planning to give workshops?
Awesome! 😊 not planning to give workshops anytime soon, but if the situation changes, I'll probably send out a newsletter about it. You can subscribe on my website maarithanninen.com
Thank you for this video. I check it again today (I think the 1st time I checked it was like more than a year ago) after experimenting blockprinting, and now, I must say that when I see you work, it makes sense! More than when I was not used to the process myself. Thank you for showing us how to do a simple registration :)
Excellent video! And after watching it for the second time, I realized that the music was not off-putting :) Seriously, making a video like this is an art form in itself, requiring utmost restraint against "explaining".
Loved your method of registration! Thanks for sharing; I found it very helpful and indeed inspiring :)
Beautiful work as always Maarit!
Laura o thank you Laura!!
Just brilliant! Thank you mama!
I Am from Pakistan .i m engraver but yr work is wonderful .
b happy thnx
Dear Maarit, your process was mesmerising and the print is so beautiful. It was good to watch you in action on TH-cam ( instead of Instagram and Fb where I follow)and very good for my students too. Thank you for such a professional video and your time and effort. Lu
Thank you Linda! So happy to hear that you enjoyed the video! I'll try to keep them coming 😊
I learnt so much, just by watching this video! Thanks, very beautiful!
I'll bet you could make a nice, sturdy hinged frame for you to slide your papers into when you print, so that there would be less buckling when you flip it over your lino. Maybe like two of those large photo mats that you can sandwich your paper into. You could hinge those at the side and the openings would be ample to get your baren in and around for printing.
I always think of that when I am printing on my gel plate, but I've yet to do it! I thought of alternatives, like perhaps lining the two frames with a rubberized surface so the paper doesn't go sliding and securing with binder or bulldog clips.
I'd love to have a go at lino. I have been a "Jaqueline of all trades", as far as art goes. I would like to try it all before I die! Linocut/woodcut printing, sculpting, lampwork bead making/small-scale glass blowing and pottery are on my short list to dabble in. There are many more that I would tackle, if I live that long.
If I'm not clear, I mean those heavy card mats that go around photos or artwork inside the frame. You know the type, hopefully.
I thought of how one keeps their embroidery linens taught while working cross stitch and needlepoint...working on an embroidery hoop.
I don't think they make square ones, but it might be something similar with the photo mat set-up.
I've seen people use something similar to what you described. So many techniques out these, and indeed, so many mediums 😄
This was so relaxing to watch. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome to hear :)
Es raro ver a un artista tan generoso. Bravo, bellisimo.
Beautiful work and very useful video !!
Wow!Your work is so beautiful. I've heard about this method of carving but have never tried it.
I've asked for one of your print for my birthday this year... it's even more beautiful in reality ! And perfect and safe packaging ! Love from France
So happy to hear that! ❤
beaultiful work, congratulations.
WOW!! A clever method of printmaking OoO
Satisfying, instructive, and inspiring! I’ve got my first little block here and I’m ready to mess up! 😂 Your video is helpful and makes me want to create. Thank you!
A nice creative video with soothing music in the background. It was inspiring and relaxing. Thank you very much🤩🌈💐
WOWWWW ..... Greetings from Bombay India !
Wency D'souza Thanks! Greeting from Amsterdam NL!! :)
Absolutely wonderful.
Absolutely beautiful 😍
Beautiful video! 6 minutes of satisfaction
just wow, honestly.
You're such a pro! This was a great video, and I loved the design you made. Did you glue your lino to wooden blocks? If so what is the purpose of this please?
Very nice video, and great work!
All of your videos are so mesmerizing and breathtaking! I have no words!! Just keep it up and good luck)
Eterryble I'm so happy to hear you've enjoyed watching them! Thank you!
Nice technique 😍
Lovely work! Thank you for making the process so clear :)
I really enjoy watching your process! so interesting to see different techniques - really beautiful and inspiring, love these videos x
Great to hear, Fiona! Thanks 😀
so freaking cool! Great job! Thanks for the demo!
Thank you! Happy that you liked it!
oooooohhhhhh this is gorgeous and really makes me want to explore this method of art making
Thank you :)
this is beautiful!! thank you so much for sharing.