Linocuts and GelPress
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video, artist Micah Goguen shows us how to make our own linocut stamps and print using GelPress. Linocut is a relief process that involves carving linoleum and is oh so satisfying.
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Gel Press Products Used:
GelPress 5 x 7 plate
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OTHER PRODUCTS USED:
GOLDEN OPEN acrylics: Prussian Blue, Indian Yellow Hue and Napthol Red Light
Linoleum Carve Block
Brayer
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So glad Gel Press recognizes the wonderful Micah Gougen! ❤️🎈🎈🎈
That is very sweet of you Lynn!
Another advantage to using the gel plate as an intermediate step is that your print ends up with the same orientation as your original lino carving rather than being a mirror image.
Great point that I didn't think of! Thank you
Hey! That is the Alto Vista Chapel in Aruba. What a nice surprise! 1:43
Brilliant video thank you !
Very cool technique variation with the Gel Press. And very glad to see you on the Gel Press creative team, you're a great asset!
That is kind of you. Thank you
You can also let the imprint from lino to gel dry on the gelplate and brayer the background on top in several runs with partial lifts creating a complex layered background and make a very unique print with every run.
Sounds very. cool. Will have to give a try for an antiqued look!
Time to take out all those old linocuts I thought I was never going to use again since I don’t have a printing press. This is great, thanks and greetings from Mexico.
I had my materials in a box in the basement and had the same thought. That is how this video was imagined. Thank you!
Thank you it’s very interesting! I’ve just ordered my gel pate today and made my first Lino cut. What a great way to combine the two printing techniques! 😊
Thank you Christine
Love this process!
I appreciate you.
This was very interesting. It has been years since I carved one. Thanks ❤️❤️❤️
My first print was in second grade when we made a stamp by carving a raw potato! Lol
Love this! Exciting stuff--must try this! Thank you!
It is so fun. I like the linoleum with the wood backing!
Love this! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Wendy!
I love this. I never thought about using a linocut. I haven't done those since I was in school. I want to give it a try
The process is so satisfying and offers a lot of layers.
Loved this clear explanation. Thank you 😊
Very cool! Thank you☮️💟
I appreciate you watching Sue!
Love it!!💜💜💜😘👍
Thank you. I hope you will give it a try!
@@micahgoguen6457 I will give it a go, I have one lino piece saved up for something special :)
Nice! I admire your skill. Thank you
It is pretty simple if you transfer the image to the linoleum before carving. I hope you will try it Esther!
Love it!
Thank you!
Hi. If you ink the gel plate first, and then apply a clean linocut stamp to the gel plate, will you end up with a “negative” - ie will the ink remain on the plate in the cut areas of the stamp?