Linocut printmaking ''Duck Pond'' process by Emils Salmins ''
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2020
- Printmaking process from when I was staying at a cabin in the woods, located in Latvia, near Aluksnes lake.
Design drawn with white pencil on black colored lino block.
This was an experimental technique for me, but it ended up so much easier to draw on black and to be able to see the final result before it's carved. And it definitely benefited the carving process, to better understand where the edges are more precise.
References used for this print comes from Ohara Koson book (japanese prints)
This and other prints are available at www.twolovers.shop/
/ emils.salmins
Filmed with Iphone and edited by Emil - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
What a joy to watch. Thankyou.
This is a 'gift' to ALL who watch you create this stunning expression of your skills and your innate artistry - never stop exploring - and never stop sharing - we need exemplars like you more and more in this fractured and disjointed world. Thank you!
Nice place, nice music, nice cat, nice work, and so forth.
J'aime aussi les têtards dans la marre.
One of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen and I’ve been on the planet for 72 years. I’ve just got into linocuts and I’m not sure now if it has inspired me or make me think I should give it up!? Brilliant!
Thank you so much, it’s never to late. But to be fare I did my first carving a little bit more than two years ago, and i don’t have any education in this field only TH-cam videos from other people.
I like the way the tadpoles create a kind of gradient around the ducks head. Reminded me a bit of some escher pictures.
Thanks for noticing that, Escher is big inspiration for me!
the music, the art, the forest, everything was so beautiful, it made me tear up. Thank you.
I've loved each of your videos, and I appreciate this focus on the beauty of the natural world. My favorite so far. Thank you for sharing your fabulous work.
Thank you for giving me the opportunity to appreciate the beautiful work.
Wow. What a happy accident to find this gem. So pleasant to see the whole process and result. Thank you.
What a glorious place to live and work. Watching you work has been a wonderfully relaxing start to my day, 🙏🏻
Glad you enjoyed it
Just beautiful. I enjoy watching your technique so much - your expert drawing and carving. Drawing and carving outdoors is such a treat to see, plus your kitty! 😊
Stunning.
Beautiful, I learn and am encouraged so much by watching your videos, thanks.
relaxing and makes me happy
This whole video is so beautiful and calm. I feel completely relaxed and inspired at the same time. Thank you.
gorgeous. Simply gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.
japanesse woodblock print are magnificent....your interpretation in lino are more bold .strong,also I like geisha print of yours :-) ...Greetings from Macedonia Emils
What amazing knife control!
wow
What an amazing video, absolutely beautiful work, thanks so much for sharing your amazing skills 🙌🙌🙌🙌👏👏👏👏👍👍👍😁
Great design and craftsmanship, thanks for sharing
Simply beautiful.
Thank you for sharing such a wonderful process and so inspirational!!!
Wow absolutely beautiful!😃👍✨
I just LOVE it!!!
Amazing work!
Love your work!
Awesome as always!
Stunning work. So beautiful.
Awesome job yet again! It looks great!!
Totally stunning!
Oh man this is beautiful. I just started taking linocut up and its so satisfying.
This was incredibly inspiring and relaxing to watch! 😍
This work really speaks to me!
So beautiful and inspiring. I will try using a hangi-to knife on lino now. Thank you for sharing.
Inspirational - your creations are so beautiful
Superb artistry and skill. Thank you.
beautiful work. respect 🙏
Wow! I love your work! It's beautiful and bold. Maybe this will help me think/understand my own carving.
It was so beautiful done and a relaxing experience to see. I was going to ask about the reference book but I see you listed it on the description, thank you! 🤗
😉😉😉
Bravissimo! Thanks! ♥️
Beautiful and inspiring.
You are so talented.
Stunning piece. Love it, and what a gorgeous place to be working in (-: Marion
It really is! thanks!
Love your work dude 🖖
thats such wonderful artwork by you...some of those feather patterns make me think of the art-ducko style of art ;-))
i really appreciate that pun
Just watched again for the 3rd or 4th time. I'm sharing the video. Do you teach, either online or in person? I'm specifically thinking of a course not so much in the entire linocutting process, but specifically how you carve. How to approach particular shapes. Because of the way you carve your prints are really clean and precise. You have an understanding of that, but of course beginners don't have that knowledge yet. Please think about it..
Amazing !!! Excellent art-work . Great video thanks dear.
I like +1 from japan👍🇯🇵💓✌
beautiful
awesome skills bro
I loved watching this so much - just wondering where you get your tools from?
Ab Fab😍
Grand merci, Monsieur (Emna Tunisie)
so beautifull!!! have you learned from asian woodcarving videos? jes it is an advantage to work in art befor starting linocuting. I wonder how you choose which part will be cut and which will be printed? I am afraid of starting complicat pictures bc of thinking I will loos the overview of the cut/print parts. maybe it is just a matter of trying.
Un capo
Trop beau ! Seriez-vous le Michel Angelo de la gravure sur lino ?
Super print super filming very calming.
Which tools do you use?
For carving I use japanese woodblock carving tools, not traditional linocut tools!
Wow! What a beautiful piece and really great experimental technique. Inspiring stuff. What was the paper you printed this on?
its classic paper for printmaking/ Paper: Surrey Cartridge - 150gsm - Warm, creamy shade. Woodfree, acid free, matt surface.
Ohh man
Can I ask what Indian ink you use to pre-wash your lino? Is it a mix, it looks a lot thicker than standard ink? Mine just never comes out so black and even!
Who is the music credited too thanks? It sounds very similar to Australian Tony O'Connor
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Was the block sanded prior to the ink being brushed down?
Yes yes I sand them before even start anything!