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Linocut Printmaking Tutorial 01: Tools and Materials
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2017
- Welcome to part one of the Linocut printmaking tutorial series! This series is an introduction to linocut printmaking, from start to finish.
This first video is going to cover the basic tools and materials you'll need to make a linocut. Everyone has their favorite tools and materials, so I'll cover what I'll be using in this series, but I encourage you to try out lots of tools and materials and find your favorites.
If you found this series useful, liking and sharing are always appreciated!
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This workshop was originally created for an online learning hub, and I'm happy to be able to share it here as well.
I use sunflower oil as a clean up for oil-based inks, then finish with soap and water. Not toxic and cheap.
Hey man thanks for opening this channel! I just started researching linocuts. Something awoke in me to do this. I oil paint and i think linocut is another skill to attack
Wow, i made one of this for the first time at college and i am in love! i used a speedy carve (looks like an eraser), some acrylic and a utility knife (also at times since i didn´t had a lino cutter i would use a pen to make really thin lines). thanks for the video :)
Can't wait for the rest of this series! Brilliant!
Super excited for this series!
Thank you - I’m excited to get started and I feel that your intro to this art/craft is so helpful. Best I’ve seen yet.
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That’s awesome, excited for you to start printing! Thanks for checking out the series. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
this is a totally brilliant series of videos. thanks so much Graham, you are a brilliant teacher!
Really looking forward to this series!
Thanks!
Thinking about getting started and your channel is exactly what i was looking for. You are the man, thank you
I have a box of my grandfather's old woodcarving tools that would work for this. I think I'll give it a try. Thanks!
Hey that's awesome, good luck! I have a series on woodcut printmaking as well, if lino turns out not to be your thing!
This is really good for a beginner - it covers enough information for people starting out and has backed up the processes that we have learned in our A Level and HNC course over here in GB. Looking forward to seeing the other videos to help us progress with this medium. Also hope that we can gain any insight you have into printing onto fabric.
Thanks for making this series!
Appreciate you checking them out!
Very excited to see this series!!! So glad you're back up on RUclips!
Thanks, Eric! It's been a while, but good to be back!
Great informative video on printmaking!
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A great introduction.
Very interesting. Looking forward to the rest of the videos. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Love your Linocut box
Thanks!
Very cool video, and thank you for it.
This is very helpful. Thank you!
Thank You!!!
I'm definitely gonna make some prints after this series
Awesome! Send along some pics of what you make, I'd love to see them!
"The bigger gouge makes bigger lines"... that's deep man lol
I look forward to following this series after AvE introduced me to you, although it's unlikely I will try it myself as I can't afford yet another hobby that consumes space and money. There's something fascinating about carving the lino though.
Thanks for checking it out, and I hear you about too many hobbies!
Super helpful! Thank you :)
Thanks so much for making these videos! Do you recommend a hard or soft brayer for linocut?
Thanks for this!
How cool is your storage chest for all your goodies!?!
Thanks for sacrificing a block 😃
Hello, if you do linocuts with oil based paint, for example for fabrics like on t-shirts. Can you use random oil paints or you need linocut specific paints?
I'm really enjoying this. I live in the Middle East where its really hard to buy material...all I can find to buy is floppy 'fake' Lino...is it worth trying to use this - or should I get online? 😊
Can you please name the brands of the cutting tools in the comment section 🙏
did you make the box that holds your gauges?
Where di you get your micro tools and can one use them on wood?
I'm using the Jack Richenson Easy to Cut Lino and it is ripping and tearing as I cut - what am I doing wrong?
I've got some unused linoleum floor tiles
could they work?
I've never tried it, but it'd be worth a shot!
can you use linolium floor blocks if you can't find a lino cut?
I've never tried it myself, but I don't know why it would not work!
Joel Kennington older books on lino printing advise getting scraps and cut-offs from flooring stores and installers. One book I have says that new linoleum might be too soft or curved from having been rolled up too long. It recommends laying it on the floor of your studio for a while to flatten it up and toughen it up. :-) Old gray lino, though, gets hard and can fracture or break and is difficult to carve.
Whats is the best way to sharp your tools?
I use a sharpening strop during carving to keep them sharp. But if I do need to really put a fresh edge, I use an Arkansas stone. McClains printmaking does tool sharpening as well, so sending them out is also an option if they are really bad!
Thank you so much!
Focus, you FAA...wrong channel.
well done, sir.
Is that a "Watchers" tattoo I see
I don't want to sound negative, but your habit of showing something to camera and then moving away before it comes into focus (and not pausing long enough to allow us to read anything) is kind of annoying. Looking forward to the rest of the series.