Lino printing | Tutorial | 2

[@LeLightofHell]

Love the blue ones Happy to see you KZbin is still going

[@alexandrawegener6845]

This is one of the most useful videos I've ever watched! Thank u, u just saved my invitation cards

[@EliottBulpett]

Alexandra Wegener youre welcome!!! That means a lot to me!! And have fun making your cards! :)

[@5ikiru]

great work. very helpful. however, I never seen those inks... why dont use the roller?? I like that with those ink blocks you can make more combination of color. with a roller is more about one color ink and thats it. why u down use a spoon to print? if you use a spoon to press the paper maybe u get a better print.

[@EliottBulpett]

Thank you! The answer to all this is that I just don't own the materials! I don't lino print enough to invest in the inks and rollers so I just use what I already have, and it's a lot less messy too! If I was to sell prints or actually use them in a project I'd probably do it with the proper materials but this is just for me!

[@DG-mv6zw]

Great video, thanks. Glad you kept your mistakes in. There are lessons to be learned even from that. Good luck in your college course. (Although I'm sure luck isn't required) 👍

[@EliottBulpett]

So glad you enjoyed the video, thank you!

[@choyounglee1689]

좋은 영상 감사합니다. 잘 봤어요! 손가락 다치지 않게 조심하세요 ㅜ

[@ReadingThing]

Great work! Thank you!

[@yoadrienne]

very helpful!

[@hellaradhailee8777]

Can you get Lino anywhere?

[@EliottBulpett]

Hellaradhailee you can find it at craft shops but it depends what shops you have near you. Buying it online is a good choice because there are lots more options in terms of size and the type of lino! Hope this helps!

[@hellaradhailee8777]

Yes it does, thank you so much, I love your art and your style

[@EliottBulpett]

Hellaradhailee thank you so much!! 💛