I'm getting lino, ink and paper from Handprinted and am increasingly coming here for tips and refreshers. Six months into regular classes I constantly need to be reminded of the basics while pushing my own boundaries. Today I'm looking at adding three pieces of crafted colour paper to each of an ancient beech tree, the paddock below and a horse. It can be a fiddly job so I use spray glue (properly masked up) and tweezers.
Thank you so much this was great to watch. Any ideas where I could source natural muted tined origami or tissue papers ? It all seems so bright and loud I was looking to do a more natural world subtle project? Thanks so much
I was thinking the same, but reading a comment below, I am wondering if a matte gel medium could be used instead of the Nori paste? My mixed media brain starts buzzing with ideas!
Very handy for what I am now doing.
I'm getting lino, ink and paper from Handprinted and am increasingly coming here for tips and refreshers. Six months into regular classes I constantly need to be reminded of the basics while pushing my own boundaries. Today I'm looking at adding three pieces of crafted colour paper to each of an ancient beech tree, the paddock below and a horse. It can be a fiddly job so I use spray glue (properly masked up) and tweezers.
Oh thank you so much for this demonstration! I can't wait to try it out 😊
Love it!
Excellent demo! Thanks very much.
Great tutorial as usual!
Thank you!
What a great technique. Thanks for an excellent demo.
Wow, this is amazing. I had no idea you could do this with linocut. Thank you so much for sharing!
Loved this video!
super clear! subscribed
This looks awesome! Thank you for the idea 😍
Love this idea - thank you!!
Genius! Great tutorial. Thank you so much!
OMG, thank you for this! This is so lovely, I have to order the glue right now!🥳
I L❤️VE this! I have actual origami paper which I was dying to use in a different way. Definitely doing this.
Enjoy!
Omg I'm now so excited I'm gonna pop..
Thank you so much this was great to watch. Any ideas where I could source natural muted tined origami or tissue papers ? It all seems so bright and loud I was looking to do a more natural world subtle project? Thanks so much
You could try with khadi paper: handprinted.co.uk/collections/paper/products/khadi-paper
@@Handprinteduk thanks so much that's lovely
I’ve not heard of Nori paste before - why do you choose it please, over, say - dilute PVA? Thanks
Nori is archival, so perfect for printmaking. PVA dries shiny too, so isn't ideal for this.
I was thinking the same, but reading a comment below, I am wondering if a matte gel medium could be used instead of the Nori paste? My mixed media brain starts buzzing with ideas!
@@knitspinfelt It might be worth a try!
@@Handprinteduk oh, so exciting to give this a go!
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