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@@handiann yes it is a very early video and I hadn't worked out how best to use background music. I'm glad you enjoyed the video though!

@ For me personally, not using music at all is the best way! 😁 But that’s just me. Thank you for your videos - I’m brand new to dry point and sponging up all the info I can get 😊

@@MissIdolize oh thank you that's so lovely. I have a couple more gelli print videos and loads of other art videos, so do check them out when you have the time. Thanks again you've really made the start of the new year special for me! 🤩

@@gemman Great! It does take time to make the mounts but once you get going it's easy enough. Good luck!

Yes it is white, but it's very tiny. I'm not sure it picked up on the camera. You can see the print here on my website: www.artwithtricia.com/product-page/blue-hare-lino-print

@@RuthAbankwa thanks. I have it for sale on my website www.artwithtricia.com/product-page/blue-hare-lino-print and as a cute badge www.artwithtricia.com/product-page/blue-hare-badge

@@lucytimms300 🎃 🤩

@@paxy2011 thanks 🫶🏼

@@chickenchickendc oh dear. What didn't work? Did it hold ink or release too much. Let me know what didn't work and I'll try to give you some advice.

@@DizGuys Thanks! It was just right for this block and where I print.

@@ferdferlickiii5206 great, let me know how you get on!

@@Lenebeene-bh6hn thanks. This was a one day workshop. Everyone had so much fun. I find that students end up taking all their prints away with them but don't know what to do with them. So for the last hour there was the opportunity to make a concertina book with some of their prints. Some students continued printing right to the end of the session. But I loved the concertina that were made. 🤩

@@MaybejustNarbe yes for sure. Versafine Clair pads. They have a really good strong colour and you can buy bottles of ink to top them up. craftyflair.co.uk/193-versafine-clair-ink-pads. I've never bought from this site. But it shows the ink pads and bottles. Hope that helps.

@@MaybejustNarbe thanks. Glad you are enjoying these shorts. 🤩

@@MaybejustNarbe you're welcome 🤗

@@MaybejustNarbe thanks 🫶🏼

@@MaybejustNarbe I don't glue the stamps to the plastic. I put a backing on the stamps called Stix2 this glues to the stamp but has a smooth side that clings to the acrylic block and then peels off when you've finished stamping. I have a short here that shows you- ruclips.net/user/shorts10b7yaEUn1w?feature=share

@@kstutz230 thanks. It's a bookbinding press. Where you turn the handle at the top and a plate presses down on your print. You can do it by hand like lino printing if you want or in one of those zilla presses. I had an edition of 25 to print so didn't want to do them all by hand.

@@R4V3-0N it's not something I was ever taught either. I think it's either assumed that you know or you'll just know. 🙄 Sometimes it's just useful to see how it works.

@@elne5657 fantastic. So glad it's been useful. I'm just trying to decide what to do next. 🤔 I think sometimes it's good to recap those foundation skills and knowledge.

@@dewi3300 oh fantastic! I'm so glad it's helpful. I'm trying to decide what medium or tools to do for the next mini series.

@@Loki-and-Thor oh you're lovely. I don't like listening to myself, so that's super sweet of you. I used to live about 10 miles out from Birmingham. Stratford is a much posher accent than mine! 😉

Thanks so much. Yes, do get creating. I'd love to see what you produce! 🙂

@@sorayuu8134 thanks. This was so much fun to do.

@@sorayuu8134 thanks. The video quality isn't great, sorry. Do check out my channel as I have lots of video lessons.

@@artwithtricia that's okay! I can still see the line work and everything of this piece 🥰 I definitely will be combing through your videos, thank you for sharing your work processes! ❤️

Thanks so much. It was good practise for my new mini course. It's so much fun working with mixed media. No rules, just go for it! 😉

You are so sweet! I don't like listening back to myself on the videos! 🙂

@@JaneWeightman I'm glad the video was useful. I chose this model because I wanted to buy a proper mount cutter, instead of the little tool and ruler. I had a certain budget that I had saved and I went for the largest I could get at my budget. But to be honest, the large size is good for cutting the board down initially, but a pain the rest of the time as I never really cut massive mounts. As you can see in the video a lot of the cutter isn't used. I also don't have space to leave it out. So I end up with a list of mounts I need to cut, then do a big job lot in one day, then it all gets packed away. The model I have is the 450-1, but there is a slightly smaller one below that. I think I would check it could still cut a sheet of mount board (at least width ways) and then buy that size. It depends how much space you have and if you've got a table/surface you can put it on. I've tried to do this on the floor and that doesn't work for me. I need it on a table. Good luck with your mount cutting and get back to me if you have more questions. 🙂

@@artwithtricia Thank you, that's really helpful :)

@@lionelheisler4887 yes they can be useful. I've seen artists take a flat square brush and cut down into it to create a comb brush. Not sure I've got a steady enough hand for that!

@@artwithtricia my thought is maybe it could be done with a pair of thinning shears? 🤔 Personally I might see if I have a square brush to sacrifice for science lol!

@@lionelheisler4887 why not. You can just cut down into the bristles. The one I have is obviously done by machine as it has clear squared off sections cut out of it. There is another brand that has the outer edges cut away and then the inner core of bristles is a comb shape. If that makes sense. But I guess all you need is that thin wispy sections at the tips. Good luck! Let me know how it goes.

@@beccarebecca7841 thanks. I either sketch out on paper and then just scribble on the back of the paper and transfer to block (this essdee white blocks are so easy to trace down on to). But on to a regular 'grey' lino' I use carbon paper. The best is a Japanese carbon paper which is red. Hope that helps.

@@sandyhairston3943 thanks. It was lots of fun and took about half an hour.

Glad you enjoyed it. Another one coming out in a few days.

Thanks. So much fun playing with these tubes of watercolour paint💫

Thanks. So much fun playing with these tubes of watercolour paint. ✨

Thanks 🙌🙌🙌

It's for sale on my website www.artwithtricia.com/product-page/princess-and-the-pea

Thanks. You can mute and just watch if you prefer. 😉

Thanks for this. I have a few videos like this with loose sketchy landscapes. I even have some very loose 'watery landscapes' which are all about letting the watercolour flow across the paper. This set probably took about 30-40 minutes to tape up, draw in, dry and add washes. There is a full (real time) video here ruclips.net/video/LjVU2eIHF0w/видео.htmlsi=K9_pSbcWpPlR7TUe Good luck with your artwork!

So sorry I missed your comment. I hope your GCSE art went well. Is this your final year? If not let me know if I can offer any advice. 🤞Hope you cracked it! 😁

Me too!

Oh great, glad this was useful. I don't have any tips for dried out pens though...... except get on and use them😉

Thanks. Of course you could! It's just lots of practice 😊

Brilliant! So glad it went well! 👍

I buy a lot of equipment from a shop called handprinted in the UK, I also use Jacksons art and Intaglio printmakers. The printing press is a 'craft cutter' press caller Xcut Xpress. wishing you lots of success in you printing learning journey.

My pleasure 😊

So glad you have found this video useful. Good luck with your project. Do share your project, I'd love to see how it goes!

Thanks! They are on my website. I was really pleased with how they turned out.

Hi, I'm not sure what your question is. Make sure you fully ink the lino block and it is a good even coverage. If you have large areas of ink you may find them hard to get a good print. Make sure your paper is not too thick because this can make printing tricky. Take your time burnishing (rubbing) if you don't have a printing press. Lift one corner and check. If the paper doesn't stick to the lino block a little bit it may be that you are not applying enough ink to start with. Good luck 🤞