ASMR- Making a Traditional Woodcut Print from start to finish | Documentation Process (no talking)

This video is an attempt to document my work in graduate school and to share a little bit of my process with the world. This print in particular is part of a larger body of work. In sharing what I do, I also hope to demonstrate a little bit of the dos and don'ts of this beautiful technique.
If you want to see more of my work, please consider contacting me at:
ginocastellanos.com
or on instagram:
@gino.castellanos

[@onceinalifethai]

Super satisfying, nice work Gino. 👍

[@elenarodriguez6222]

Awesome work 💯

[@idanelisfleites9452]

😍 great job 👏👏👏👏

[@YodannisJardines-px1kv]

Very nice! Well done! Thank you for sharing 💪

[@elenarodriguez6222]

Good job ‼️

[@helenobediente8745]

Great piece! I really loved it and appreciate the time you took to edit and create this professional video!

[@melanieyazzie2153]

So wonderful and amazing I love the way you focus on so much that we as printmakers love.... The time, the process, the Cafecito! Well done and please keep us all posted! I want the parts of the paper you are not using - send those to me! :)Big love~ Gino!!!!

[@barbaraobediente1678]

👌👌

[@sophiafreitas6657]

hii!! What wood did you use? its so soft to see

[@gino2868]

Hi! So, this wood is called MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) and can be found at places like Home Depot. They come in different sizes. MDF is soft to carve. Slightly tougher than linoleum, but it's the next softer thing. It has no wood grain so that helps too. It holds detail under pressure better than linoleum, so you may be able to get smaller lines in there depending on your carving style. Hope that helps!