The Process: Laser Engraved Lino Printing

[@ENguyenMusic]

I'm confused. In the beginning, I see you mentioning a lino block. But when I watch the rest of the video, I see the laser cutting into wood. Are the steps you outlined here universally applicable to BOTH wood and lino?

[@NickVenture1]

Thank you for showing us your way to create your art.

[@MauricioTheTacomancer]

Uhm, who is going to tell him that that is NOT linoleum, that there be wood son.

[@Traderhood]

How is it a lino print when it is a wood?

[@ChristiaanDekkerArt]

Ik vind het geweldig om nieuwe ideeën te zien. Toffe en inspirerende video 👌

[@cocktailvomit]

is it possible to print directly to the Lino plate and skip the wood block ?

[@f.d.6667]

You block is totally over-inked, giving the prints the appearance of being rubber-stamped.

[@thepkeezy]

That’s a woodblock not Lino :\ boooo

[@sauletto1]

Exactly . It is "not" lino (as in linoleum carving) printing, it's wood block printing. Completely different medium . WTH ! :\boooo is right !

[@calistafalcontail]

@@sauletto1 You folks act like a crime was comitted. Untie your panties and go to another video then. One wrong term, oh gaaaaawd how could they.

[@cut--]

by hand any chance? ugh

[@xpez9694]

Excellent!

[@timgarrett203]

Very cool!

[@lauraanlleu8181]

Los que trabajamos con gubias y devastamos la madera ... Entiendes que no es lo mismo ...

[@elmerkilred159]

Barf.