Making a linocut

[@daisy3690]

Gosh, I wish I was on your list! :) That was fabulous! Thank you for the good photography. I could see everything, even your hands weren't an issue. The image was really nice, and the carving very very nice. I wondered how long it took just to carve. That was a lot of removal, one speck at a time... I love the press too! Again, fabulous. A+ all the way. Thank you so much for sharing. What an enjoyable six minutes and thirty eight seconds. Yay!

[@ClaudiaSketches]

Gorgeous work! I don't usually have the patience to watch videos without commentary, b your process and design are just so wonderful I was absolutely glued to the screen! I've recently bought linocut materials after a longing to try it again after dabbling in the craft during art lessons some years ago in secondary school. I think I might have to make some little magpie stamps myself- they are one of my favourite animals and such a great subject matter for linocut. Thank you so much for uploading! :)

[@TerryMcGearyScotland]

I'm the same. Interested in giving it a try just because I have never. Trying to locate good blades without spending a fortune on a temporary fad.

[@brucekatlin4772]

Well done! And I love your DYI print press.

[@lukadv7979]

It's amazing

[@lindachatrin7221]

Look so easy..... ☺️

[@sobiaali2976]

That is one of the most satisfying videos ever!

[@zt6309]

Thank you!

[@christierella]

Great video, thanks for sharing!

[@madefromwords]

excellent work

[@SergiyKalynyuk]

I liked the soundtrack. Can someone tell the name of it?

[@MatchlessPots]

Grea video. I always have issues with the inking part too.

[@TerryMcGearyScotland]

Nice, thank you!

[@mustafa3863]

How long did it take you?

[@torsachakraborty2398]

which material do u use for the base? I mean for linocut?

[@CuTeChicKen]

Linolium

[@wehart2950]

Where did you get that brown thing?

[@tristisfaba]

moo buu it's a linoleum block. you should be able to find it at art stores. It depends on where you look tho

[@karishmashamsmoutusi]

can you please tell me,From where can i buy some linoleum?

[@CuTeChicKen]

Amazon

[@sombrero_printmaking]

Cheers, that's a useful vid. :-)

[@shaniasampson7921]

I was unable to find the linocut tools. If I use sculpting tools that resemble the ones you used, would it have the same outcome?

[@nealcarpenter7364]

+Shania Sampson Dick Blick offer a cheap set on their website.

[@mariolaleeman443]

+Shania Sampson amazon about a fiver

[@AngelaJeanBarr]

Why would you bother to sculpt all the edges away from the lino, just to trim it all off at the end?

[@tristisfaba]

Angie Barr that's because he wanted the bird to be black and the background to be white. whatever they take out, is what is white and what is still on the block is what would be black

[@tristisfaba]

Well not black, whatever colour ink you're using, it'd be that colour

[@AngelaJeanBarr]

That still doesn't explain why.

[@KillerQueenNL]

Probably he wanted to make absolutely sure there were no bits left that would be colored, but I find that rather charming.

[@marinaguerreromontejo3311]

lindo...

[@Sednas]

Why waste so much ink and so much paper and money on a printing press... When you have the wooden spoon...

[@bekicnemanja3353]

Thanks man zou helped a lot :)

[@bekicnemanja3353]

Bekić Nemanja you*

[@alperkara1066]

Hättest du die ränder doch nicht schnitzen müssen, die hast du doch entfernt.....?.

[@tarikalihodzic2938]

it's dangerous

[@suema123]

väga sigma

[@nautsas7957]

hoi

[@nautsas7957]

ik kom uit Nederland

[@abdelilahbenhaddi7385]

lol

[@balkangameshd8616]

VIII7

[@nautsas7957]

saai

[@abdelilahbenhaddi7385]

en ik om ook uit nederland