Great Video. I am wondering how you dry the print to have the borders remain flat (no buckle when drying). I usually press damp intaglio prints between blotters but would be concerned about flattening the embossed/de-bossed image.

Excellent and clear demonstration of bokashi. I look forward to giving it a go for the first time in the next few days.

Beautiful!

This just popped up in my feed! Belated congratulations 🎉 I love how you have set it up! Can you tell me the brand/model/size of this press please?

thank you Laura for charing your skills,

Hi Laura. Thank you for all your tips and tricks😊 I have tried to follow your recipy for making rice glue. However, it became a bit grainy. How long do you let it boil? Also I'm after a safe glue that will make tissue papers transparent/see through when glued down. I'm not talking about the glue drying transparent, but that the actual thin tissue paper will be transparent when glued down. I'm using wet strength tissue paper, and I thought rice glue would make it transparent. But this is not the case. Am I doing something wrong in making the glue perhaps? Kind regards Nina 🥀

Thank You!

Thank you Laura I've learned a lot from this video to improve my prints

Oh that table is so smart.... 😮

신박한소리! 잘보고갑니다😊 구독할께요~☆

love all your videos going to do my first reduction print very nervous about . I watched a couple of you videos and now I'm ready . I'm like you little planning yes, but don't be afraid to change it up as I go thanks so much

Lovely thank you - late watch but really helpful x

You are such an excellent teacher

My my. Are you accepting gentleman callers?

This is brilliant, thank you for all your hard earned wisdom and technique.

what an exquisite illustration of the conversation and the work of art. thank you.

thank you for the video!! maybe i was searching wrong but you were the only ones to actually talk about sharpening these tools, showing how to do it, and mentioning taking off the tip even (it probably is my main mistake, i didn't know to do that)

That was amazing. 🐈‍⬛😹

When you get it just the way you want, it’s tough not to smile. :)

Thanks, is more useful to have the real process rather than see just the polish video

So useful (for a beginner), many thanks for such great videos

What about insects with nori

Why in the world wouldn't you include links on where to buy these right here on KZbin? without having to go to your website? EVERY other person that makes KZbin videos with resources includes the links.

Lovely and so peaceful…

Isopropyl alcohol works ver well as well. :-)

You said you use just white regular printing paper. How many grams do you use? And it was rubbed iff ok, right?

And also what did you put on the block with the color? Is it nori?

Do you usually make the design right to the top a left edges (kento at the bottom) for the Mokuhanga)?

Do you usually make the design right to the top a left edges (kento at the bottom) for the Mokuhanga)?

Thank you so much ... does it mould on the paper?

Love the book. I asked my grown children for it for my birthday. Read and re-read it. Right now it is on top of a Lino cut flattening it between prints.

This video was perfect for me. Mine had grown mold after 3 days of printing here in Arizona. So doing it all over again. Thank you

Thank you Laura!

Just a small note. "Baltic ply" is a birch plywood specifically from around the baltic sea region: Finland, Sweden, Estonia, etc. Good and consistent quality birch wood is easily available around the region. Also as solid wood.

Really helpful advice especially to this sinful ink tin digger. Note to self: scrape in future. Also your advice about using thicker plastic to replace the newly opened tin and possibly using WD40 too. Thank you very much for all your clear explanation and demonstration and handy hints which are all very enjoyable and valuable.

Hi Laura, thank you for the gift of these videos. I have been learning moku hanga through a combination of an independent study class at a local college here in Northern California, watching your videos, reading books about moku hanga, and a great deal of trial and error. Your videos have become increasingly helpful the more I have tried an errored. I am just about ready to print an edition of my first image. It won't be any great work of art but it will be a legitimate moku hanga print. I can't thank you enough for your generosity in making these videos available.

The piano playing is infuriating. It makes the video unwatchable for me.

Best channel about Lino! I feel blessed to have found you! ❤❤❤

Besides water, what are you adding to the pigment?

I admire your prints and work ethic

have a bunch of his prints from student days - he is just so good - glad for his success

Great ideas for reduction, thanks for your help!!

Good tutorial!

Great content but audio quality made it difficult to watch

Love! Love! Love! Your book. Like having notes from your excellent video series. Fabulous reference. Especially like that the print of Doris doing her quality control work was included. Thank you. You are such a gifted teacher.

dislike - sorry

What can I say? Awesome video, lots of useful informations, professional and likeable moderator. Thank you very much!

Hi Laura, in fact I was kinda confused about this blade when I got my first linocut set. Even though I did some linocuts in the meanwhile; I didn't find out. Your video just opened my eyes, merci beaucoup! 😀

I love your registration plate. How did you make it? Your video with mistakes is very helpful. Thank you.

Hey Laura, thank you for sharing your expertise with us! I have a question: How do you avoid your prints taking of the ink you stained your lino with? I always end up with unwanted stains on my prints no matter what i do :( I tried acylic inks, several markers and carbon