Print Club: March | Linocut Print Process ― Limited and Timed Edition Only Available in March

[@sokkoart]

I was holding my breath at minute 10, but you did it so majestically! Thanks for sharing

[@cenziclopedia]

yes!! Major anxiety!

[@UpperLevelFitness]

This is a great old world design 🕉️👁️🕉️

[@emilunderbjerg]

🌊🌊🌊

[@startpage717]

WOW! NO noise or anything...Awesome

[@miquetteetjaxsian]

Love it ❤️ what's the paper you use at the beginning to transfer the "model" on the lino ?

[@emilunderbjerg]

thank you! the method i use to transfer the design onto the lino can be found here, i've made a tutorial explaining the process: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e56uh6ptZ9Kga7M

[@miquetteetjaxsian]

@@emilunderbjerg thank youu ! 😁😁😁😁

[@TheKunstlich]

pls help me out: why would you make a print of something that you printed out before? Is this your own drawing?

[@emilunderbjerg]

yes these are my own drawings, and i make the linocut prints because i would rather make them myself then pay some printing company to do it 😊

[@C1990]

What do you use to transfer the print from the paper to the block?

[@amyholcomb6484]

Emil Underbjerg has provided a fantastic tutorial at kzbin.info/www/bejne/e56uh6ptZ9Kga7M (method starts at 6:20).

[@C1990]

Thank you. So helpful. I’ve tried transferring a negative off a laser print with an iron. Whilst it works it makes the link brittle so this “cold” method looks great. I find tracing on carbon paper effective but really boring and I inevitably make minor mistakes which makes things look less clean. I feel like each time I learn more about lino I go up a level. So thanks for sharing the link & to the creator for making the video.

[@emilunderbjerg]

what amy wrote, i hope you find the tutorial helpful :)

[@amyholcomb6484]

Thanks so much for sharing your process. I checked out your tutorial for the laser printer transfer method. Excellent! So satisfying to hear rolling the ink. I can almost smell the lino. 💜

[@emilunderbjerg]

Glad it was helpful! and yeah, that ink rolling sound is so satisfying ^^

[@bookbinding]

awesome

[@emilunderbjerg]

thank you!

[@WoodImp]

Love your content, would love to learn more about the papers you use and why you use them!

[@emilunderbjerg]

im glad you like it! i more or less exclusively use Yume Kozo paper, around 40-50g/m2 i've picked this type of paper because when i print by hand i find that this combination of cranfield safewash ink and the paper produces the nicest prints. it's very durable, looks beautiful and has a nice texture

[@nancynamur6404]

Hola.que producto usas para transferir la imagen?

[@emilunderbjerg]

here's a tutorial that shows you how i transfer the image to the lino kzbin.info/www/bejne/e56uh6ptZ9Kga7M

[@Paul-dv4dr]

Very nice! Please what Pfeil tool are you using?

[@emilunderbjerg]

thank you! i use the following pfeil tools large V shape B15/6 small V shape L11/3 medium U shape L12/1 large U shape L8/7

[@sylviebartusek]

this was very relaxing, thank you for sharing :)

[@emilunderbjerg]

im glad you liked it!

[@sammattson3971]

very nice

[@emilunderbjerg]

thank you :)

[@mangostamariouribe1879]

espectacular!!!! 😍

[@emilunderbjerg]

thank you!