Nobody would want my drawings! From design drawing to finished reduction linocut

[@penelopelawry8154]

Another stunner. Really enjoy stepping through the process of adapting the scene to what you want to portray. Thanks to these films I'm much more comfortable returning to drawings and developing them.

[@LauraBoswellPrintmaker]

Excellent 👏

[@weekend_art]

I never knew carbon needs setting, brilliant!

[@170166]

That was really interesting and helpful, thank you.

[@nikond90ful1]

Thanks for the video Laura. I realy like this type of instruction. Not many YT'ers show this part of the process. So thanks again. Keep safe and stay well.

[@elenalisle8630]

Laura, this is an (yet another) excellent video. I am working on various techniques to draw and linocut slate cliffs and rocks so this is extremely helpful.

[@karengilson8607]

Another fantastic video, thanks Laura

[@annajavier5712]

I like seeing the process it was very informative

[@simonedoherty6195]

Thanks Laura. Does the carbon paper transfer work for Caligo Safe Wash as well as Cranfield Traditional? I've been trying to find a way to transfer designs to lino for use with Safe Wash as that's what I have most of and don't want to discard it (I've got quite a bit). I've found a fineliner that "sort of" works but if old fashioned carbon paper will do the trick that would be wonderful! I know, I should give it a go and see what happens, I can hear you already!!

[@LauraBoswellPrintmaker]

In this instance I can tell you that it does work! But do leave it to set 😀

[@karenmarshall5444]

The red Japanese carbon paper is quite good. I prefer it to blue.