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Stephen Loidolt demonstrates block printing techniques with products available at urbanoutfitters.com

Red Baron
SKU #17088915

Great for just about any craft activity that requires even pressure or burnishing, the Speedball Red Baron offers a smooth, substantial surface and handle at the back for easy distribution. Perfect for block printing, the compact surface of the Red Baron evenly transfers ink and paint images onto paper. Made in the USA. Spot clean.

http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/urban/catalog/productdetail.jsp?id=17088915&am...

Model B Lino Press
SKU #17088907

Master the press. Portable, heavy duty steel press, perfect for easily applying even pressure to your work. Moveable, pivoting top plate that stays in place when lifted up; foam-topped bed; two height adjustments. Works great with almost all linoleum (mounted and not mounted) and hard/soft block printing materials. Made in the USA. Wipe clean.

http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/urban/catalog/productdetail.jsp?id=17088907&am...

Speedy Carve Kit
SKU #17088923

A petite kit for a time-tested, stamp-making practice. Take the tracing paper and draw the design you'd like to transfer to your rubbery carve block. Then use the wooden handled cutter (with 1 of 2 metal carving tips) to scoop out your design (keeping in mind that the spaces you carve will be the spaces that retain ink). Tada! Block print stamp. Use your stamp over and over to create your image on all sorts of surfaces with different types and colors of paint. Instructions included. Made in the USA. Hand wash. * Includes: carve block (6"l, 4"w), wooden handle with v-shape line cutter and u-shape gouge attachments, tracing paper, instructions
* Ink sold separately


Printmaster's Press
SKU #17088972

Pressing issue. Great for relief and intaglio printing, this heavy duty, capable printing press creates even prints from woodcuts, linoleum and carving blocks. Simple construction with wood-topped manual hand crank; spring-loaded adjustable rollers; easily mounts on most tabletops with use of a clamp. Takes sheets up to 12" wide. Made in the USA. Wipe clean.
* Alloy aluminum


http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/urban/catalog/productdetail.jsp?id=17088972&am...

6" Brayer #64
SKU #17088964

Roll on. Petite brayer with a soft rubber roller, mounted on a capable metal core and attached to a sturdy plastic handle. Perfect for use with block printing. Made in the USA. Spot clean.
* Roller: 1.25" diameter
* Web exclusive

http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/urban/catalog/productdetail.jsp?id=17088964&am...

Blockprinting Screenprint Ink
SKU #17088956

Set of 6 (1.25 ounce) water soluble block print paint tubes, in bold, rich colors. Mix and clean up easily! Made in the USA. Wipe clean.
* Includes: 6 tubes
* Water soluble ink
* Web exclusive

http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/urban/catalog/productdetail.jsp?id=17088956&am...

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  • or just use a fucking printer

  • Personally I think that's such a waste of money.

    All that money to transfer paint/ink onto another paper?

    I can draw arrows and just paint them in myself, saving me about 200 bucks in the process.

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  • Great intro to linoleum printing. Easy and fun to make a hand made object. What's the name or brand of the rolling press used in the video?

  • Printers use alot of ink, cost a tonne of money, and are basically made out of cheap plastic unless your doing it professionally.

    Printmaking is a process with a different kind of engagement, if your working with wood, its smell, its feel, its aesthetic that all works together. Great video, and handsome to boot!

  • In the past, this was one of the only ways of printing multiple copies of the same image. Now there are faster/cheaper ways of printing, but this is still used by artists who are looking for an older, less precise ascetic. If you want to use an ink jet printer, chances are you have a completely different goal set. EOD.

  • block printing is badass "just use a printer" just go watch some tv kiddo.

  • Good work mate, it is about having fun making prints and being creative, not grubbing cash or saying who/what is better etc.

  • It's about using your hands to produce something unique, you should know more then just how to use a computer. Any fool can press print for image somebody else made made, it takes skill to make it yourself and be an artist.

  • good demonstration... I'm going to show this video to my Art Students before our printmaking lesson next month.

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  • I LOVE THIS VIDEO!! Stephen is my idol and i've seen all his videos. This video is going on my favorites list. I know what i'm doing this friday

  • I did this in art but with a detailed dragon in different colors.I was alot more interesting than just arrows.

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