Linoleum Cut

Speed Linoleum Cut

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• salvadorjimenezart
• carving
• print making

[Elimeboy]

I'm not gonna lie, your end result is beautiful!

[salvamenez]

@Elimeboy

Thank you!

[patriciaborley]

you are a true artist...I see you use the cheapest tools that are shunned by "those who think they know it all'  very skillful xx

[salvamenez]

@patriciaborley

Thank you! I work with whatever I have available. :)

[nomadicquilter]

What kind of material are you carving? Does it have a brand name? Is it easier to cut than the beige colored linoleum? Wow the image really pops out. Beautiful

[salvamenez]

It actually is harder but cheaper. I use floor vinyl

[Alosnup]

Nice work!!, by the way, how can I transfer a b/w copy to a linocut deck?, exists a formula to do it easier?

Thanks

Franc

[mikey0499]

wow

[jjessjessjess]

this is so hard, i just cut myself! D:

[nonamegirl1968]

awesome work!

[XxhellzgurlxX]

love this song, but I have to say Next Exit is better :D Love the art work there

[lmjacobs]

Great video, really annoying tune. Had to turn off the volume.

[jpbeanies]

can you use the linoleum to print on fabric like cotton?

[Kysarr]

@Alosnup You need an old photocopier for this method.

1. apply thin wash of Turps to a sheet of clean paper with a brush, el cheapo office paper is best, and wait for it to dry a little so there are no big pools of turps.

2. place photocopy face down on block and place turpsy sheet over it.

3. keeping the papers firmly in place, burnish paper (with wide burnisher or metal spoon) so the image transfers.

If you have a difficult to transfer image use wintergreen oil on the back of the photocopy

[geowait20]

hi. ur work gr8. wat tool r u using there btw?? the one which takes large amounts of the lino up, as at schl we onli have like tiny knives that if I wanted 2 do wat u done there, would take me like 3 days!! thanks!