Thank you for the clear, helpful and intelligent delivery. And thank you for avoiding the pitfall of joking, self aggrandizing, repetition and detouring. Your very pleasant mannerism and knowledge coupled with your ‘lessons learned” made this a delightful and helpful video. Bravo!
Excellent tips. You're a great artist. This is a very intelligent & professional presentation. I'm 67 years old and learned a lot from you in a few minutes. Thanks!
Such great tips. I wished I had watched this before I bought my ink! I'll follow your advice and get some oil-based ink. Thanks for making this video 🙂
As an alternative to the roller, can you potentially brush different colours of ink onto select areas on the soft pink lino so you can do multiple colours ?
Loved the video. I'm definitely going to try the safe wash oil ink as I'm not happy with the results I'm getting with water based ink. Can you tell me the name of the paper you use, as I couldn't quite understand it in the video? Thanks!
I use khadi cotton rag paper or sea white recycled paper and more recently I have been using Japanese bamboo printmaking paper which I would also recommend
heei, thanks for the tips! i have a q regarding painting the lino before carving, so the drawing is easier to see. what do you use to paint it? just acrylic paint?
I'm just getting into block printing and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, but I'm using the gray lino with wood backing and the print is picking up the texture of the lino. Is it bad lino? Has the ink gone bad (year old, water based)? Am I not using enough ink (I tried to add more but it didn't seem to matter)? I really love your videos! Just found them and glad I did :)
water based is great though, you just need to buy a higher quality ink. it is so much easier to work with and clean up than oil. the ink and the carving tools are the most important part of linoleum printing, so dont buy the cheap stuff!
i think its a good video, but I think it would be better to title it as "beginner" tips. alot of this stuff is not that relevant after you get past beginner stages and some of the tips are not the best way of doing stuff, but you dont discover that until you have been printing for a while.
Thank you for being so efficient going through the tips. No unnecessary chit chat, just good advice. Others should take notes :)
Thank you💕🌷
This was SO helpful-especially as a beginner who has struggled with water-based ink! Thanks!
Glad I could help 😊
Thank you for the clear, helpful and intelligent delivery. And thank you for avoiding the pitfall of joking, self aggrandizing, repetition and detouring. Your very pleasant mannerism and knowledge coupled with your ‘lessons learned” made this a delightful and helpful video. Bravo!
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Excellent tips. You're a great artist. This is a very intelligent & professional presentation. I'm 67 years old and learned a lot from you in a few minutes. Thanks!
Thank you so much!!!!!!
loved the tips especially painting the lino 1st...never even thought to do that !! thankyou !!x
Thanks for getting straight to the point! Your method of presentation is appreciated.
Thank You for the video, soon maybe tomorrow i will start at lino cutting, your help is much appreciated. Have a good 2022 best wishes.
Good luck with your Lino cutting, all the best for 2022
Such great tips. I wished I had watched this before I bought my ink! I'll follow your advice and get some oil-based ink. Thanks for making this video 🙂
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Awesome tips! Totally didn't know the edge tip! Nice one! 💚👐💜
It's definitely my favourite tip!!! :))
Thanks much for all the tips😊
Thanks, very helpful, and you have a lovely accent!
thanks for the tips.
Thank you, very helpful!
If your handprinting at home with good oil based relief inks a decent tack reducer will help getting a press quality print
thank you for your good tips!!
As an alternative to the roller, can you potentially brush different colours of ink onto select areas on the soft pink lino so you can do multiple colours ?
I'm very new to this but I've seen people use a sponge!
Similar to ceramics I think
This is great!!!
Hi! Where did you buy your gouges? What brand are them?
Loved the video. I'm definitely going to try the safe wash oil ink as I'm not happy with the results I'm getting with water based ink. Can you tell me the name of the paper you use, as I couldn't quite understand it in the video? Thanks!
I use khadi cotton rag paper or sea white recycled paper and more recently I have been using Japanese bamboo printmaking paper which I would also recommend
Hi thanks for the useful tips, which three Pfiel size tools do you recommend? Thank you
I recommend L11/0.5, L15/2 and L8/3
@@iceandsea5981 thanks very much
Any recommendations on storage of finished prints, using oil based inks as the medium and acid free paper as the substrate?
heei, thanks for the tips! i have a q regarding painting the lino before carving, so the drawing is easier to see. what do you use to paint it? just acrylic paint?
I just use normal acrylic paint any brand is fine I just use whatever paint I have, atm I'm using Windsor and newton
I'm just getting into block printing and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, but I'm using the gray lino with wood backing and the print is picking up the texture of the lino. Is it bad lino? Has the ink gone bad (year old, water based)? Am I not using enough ink (I tried to add more but it didn't seem to matter)? I really love your videos! Just found them and glad I did :)
Thanks those are all great tips!
Very useful tips!:)
I'm happy you found them useful :))
Thank you so much!!!
Very helpful!!
do you use mounted or unmounted lino?
I use unmounted Lino 🌷💕
These tips are great!!! :) I wish I had seen it before i bought my stupid water based inks tho! HAHAHAHAHAA
Thank you!!!! I had so much trouble with my water based inks haha
water based is great though, you just need to buy a higher quality ink. it is so much easier to work with and clean up than oil. the ink and the carving tools are the most important part of linoleum printing, so dont buy the cheap stuff!
Started out on woodblock with an exacto knife before I could afford the right materials. If I ever get arthritis that’s why.
So many useful tips! Thank you so so much
I'm so happy it was helpful, Thank you!!!
Great, thank you a lot, left an Abo
fabulous!
Thank you
You're beautiful 😻
i think its a good video, but I think it would be better to title it as "beginner" tips. alot of this stuff is not that relevant after you get past beginner stages and some of the tips are not the best way of doing stuff, but you dont discover that until you have been printing for a while.