How To: Block Printing Basics featuring Julia Dilworth & Sharilyn Kuehnel

[@nigar19831]

We started this project in class this week. Now I have some idea about working with lenolium. Thank you very much for video.

[@opusartsupplies]

Hi ye yu, Sharilyn and Julia are using a Chartpak Marker Blender to transfer the images onto the blocks. You can see a full list of the materials used by visiting: www.opusartsupplies.com/blockprintingbasics Hope this helps and all the best.

[@tbshaikh5703]

Matchstick block amazing

[@mstinas21]

Amazing this is an awesome Tutorial. Thank you so much

[@JohnAndrew1010]

Nice video and great art! Thanks for sharing

[@wildyu4750]

hi，i just want to know what kind of the pen did u used for transfer the picture

[@danagambale9113]

It is a Chartpak blender marker

[@propertieskanpur]

Hello ma'am... can you tell me what material you use to prepare block?

[@savannadang4125]

can I use acrylic color ?

[@dylancarias]

Can someone please tell me if a lino block stick on wood or cardboard as I want to make a handle of it to lift it up easily if I am using it to print multiple times. Thanks guys for helping.

[@fantabulous-]

What is the name of this block

[@chriscorona1317]

Guys, quadruple check your print is from a toner printer and not an inkjet. Did it four times unsuccessfully until I realized I was not using a toner print. Derp.

[@veronicamartinez5625]

Beautiful!!!

[@maneesharajeshkumar5476]

nice design where to get the instruments

[@ethantucker775]

This is for my homework xD

[@kohinoorchowdhury7440]

where to buy the block for the printing

[@opusartsupplies]

Hello Kohinoor, If you are in British Columbia and near one of our 6 retail locations, you can purchase Safety-Kut Blocks from us. Just ask one of our staff members and they will be able to help you with your needs. We also have an online store that offers mail order throughout Canada. If you are not in Canada, the best bet would be to go to your local fine art retailer and inquire about the project. They may also have similiar items that can help do the trick. I'd also suggest visiting the product page on our website in the link provided below. It will have information on the block and may just aid you on your quest. store.opusartsupplies.com/sagro/storefront/store.php?mode=browsecategory&category=1274 Thanks for watching.

[@hermiropedro]

muito interessante

[@BrianJangima]

#WOW

[@kikeheebchinkjigaboo6631]

That’s not block printing. It’s just rubber stamps

[@zaibsoomro]

True

[@abbyeagle1]

Xylene is extremely toxic. Take care.