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That's such a gorgeous technique!

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I love it, but...plaster is yeso? The same?

Thank you for this video. I like how you chat away adding loads of extra printmaking knowledge.👍

This is really exciting... :) I really thought the plaster would get into all those gaps!

How do you stay so clean!!!!

Can I ask how you clean the plate after printing and its sealed?

Thank you! It’s really fantastic! Thank you also for not editing the video it makes your explanations very clear as we can see live how the inks works on the wooden plate

Thank you very much for showing this. It's given me lots of ideas to think about. I enjoy exploration into linoprint and this is really interesting for developing it further and combining the two together. I do hope the ink I use for lino printing might work: Lawrence/Cranfield traditional relief.

Lovely. You’ve opened my view. Thank you. I’m loving your work effort.

I’m interested in your technique of using cloth. I’m a Printmaker too and make books. I can see a soft book.

Brilliant thank you

Thank you for the video! Why does my lithographic ink spread over the fibers of the wood?

Hi, thanks for your tutos. I am wondering what's the purpose of gum arabic? It's necessary to use it? Thank you

Super cool

Awesome, the best explanation of the technique I've found

Amazing!

Thank, lots of inspiring ideas.

I'm in awe. Absolutely fascinating to see how you work, what a beautiful craft.

Wonderful, we look forward to doing this.

We will be making our sketchbooks this week to join you on Sundays. We are all very excited about it! Thank you Mary and Guiwenneth for an excellent and very detailed video! We are confident that we will be able to follow these step by step instructions. xxx

Lovely to see you back, looking forward to this series of family oriented creative sessions. I will be storing up ideas and inspiration ready for when I can have my grandchildren with me again. Thank you.

printing is half the equation how and with what did you draw design

Hi, I'm really enjoying your videos on Mokulito - most detailed I've found. You may have mentioned this at some point but, once the litho design has degraded, can the wood be sanded down and used as a plate again? Thank you.

A big 'well done' on battling with the wifi gremlins! Being a technophobe myself, I don't do instagram, but will look forward to catching up on the next one on youtube..

Lovely videos! There is a real lack of info about this process online so great to see :) I teach mokulito up here in Yorkshire so I will direct my students to your videos. I'd love to see the results of your trials with end-grain blocks.

Wow!

what's the name of the ink? and witch company.... tsk in advance

Hello Mary, I am loving your series of experimental and hybrid printmaking videos. Remembering to play and have fun with mark making is so important. Good luck with your crowdfunding and community work.

Great to see all the different marks from the various materials - I didn't know about the oil (was that veg oil?) or some specific oil. I also didn't realise you could make marks with the lithographic ink as well. I dont have that but might try a bit of intaglio ink (oil based) and I will also try some Akua intaglio ink (Soya oil based) . I would like to see this print a little closer up ........the spatter marks were nice too.

Thank you so much for this - oh what fun !! I have been wanting to have a go at wood litho for ages - I think it will happen soon as you have inspired me !!! bye the way - did you 'treat' the birch plywood before this mark-making stage - which I am really enjoying?

oh WOW - came out really well!! and that other one with the further layer !!

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Gosh, how amazing, thank you, its exciting to see the possibilities with this method, you are so passionate and talented. I saw your crowd funder vid, and really hope you reach your goal, and hope to visit your press shop.