Thanks for making this video. In the past I have used the ink straight from the jar- I like your tip regarding adding water, I would tend to get too much ink at times and the print would suffer, your tip should help with that. I'd like to add that when watching your carving I was afraid you were going to gauge your hands when you carved. I never carve towards my hands. Always away from my body- those blades are razor sharp. The skull was a nice illustration for a single color design. Thanks
Ok, but I really wanted to see the cut process.... I have no idea how to cut... or which tools are best or which direction to cut in (left right, down) ?????
I do not, but I make sure there are no pools of ink in the recesses, so I wipe it down with a cloth. After about 4 or 5 prints, I recommend you rinse and wait until it dries to reuse.
Hi. You said the block can be use dozens of times. What happens to where you can't use it anymore??
TheyDontSee 4 weeks ago
It is not that you can't use it, it is that the image will not transfer as cleanly as earlier transfers.
mary10154 4 weeks ago
Thanks for making this video. In the past I have used the ink straight from the jar- I like your tip regarding adding water, I would tend to get too much ink at times and the print would suffer, your tip should help with that. I'd like to add that when watching your carving I was afraid you were going to gauge your hands when you carved. I never carve towards my hands. Always away from my body- those blades are razor sharp. The skull was a nice illustration for a single color design. Thanks
ayrbhoy 2 months ago
how should I wash my linoleum afterwards?
WITCHCRAFTKING 3 months ago
Use mild soap and water.
mary10154 4 weeks ago
Ok, but I really wanted to see the cut process.... I have no idea how to cut... or which tools are best or which direction to cut in (left right, down) ?????
kterbo 5 months ago
@kterbo cut away from you i find that easiest
firstdarkknight 3 months ago
There is cutter specifically for linoleum that you can purchase at any art supply store. Push it away from yourself as you remove the linoleum.
mary10154 4 weeks ago
You should never NEVER cut towards your hand! Place your hand behind the blade for God's sake you were giving me the shakes!
55streakeratlas 5 months ago
That skull came out awesome. Looks great in the frame!
TheFutureLooksGrimm 6 months ago 2
@fiberdrunk
I do not, but I make sure there are no pools of ink in the recesses, so I wipe it down with a cloth. After about 4 or 5 prints, I recommend you rinse and wait until it dries to reuse.
mary10154 8 months ago
good lord woman you are gonna cut yourself.. get a cradle for that plate, and cut away from yourself :/
kikonaru 8 months ago
for reall small/little carving-blocks. can i just use regular stamp-ink???
slimminggirl 1 year ago
I love making lino prints :)
cantanstrophe 1 year ago
Wonderful.
arthurinuk 1 year ago
very good
0ddj0b187 1 year ago
Thanks...very helpful & easy to follow.
03heyjude 1 year ago
Very clear instructions. Thanks for sharing.
hollyemay 1 year ago
That's so awesome. Thanks so much!
KraziKatze 2 years ago
great tutorial thank you, so clear and direct.
clipside2 2 years ago
The camera loves you
deepseal 2 years ago