Linocut Printmaking Tutorial 09: Adding Watercolor
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2017
- Welcome to part 9 of the Linocut printmaking tutorial series! This series is an introduction to linocut printmaking, from start to finish. In this video, we are going to add watercolor to the final print.
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Another excellent video. Thank you. Looking forward to trying a multi block print.
Nice work! I've done a little bit of experimenting with printmaking but never thought of adding watercolor. I'll give it a shot.
All of these are great process videos Graham, especially this watercolor one. Looking forward to the rest. 👍
Hi. AVE sent me. Just subscribed. Great channel!!!
Great tutorials! I have a question about what weight, and brand of printing paper would be best for hand pulling with the intention of adding watercolor?
Nice video. I have been doing MDF woodblock prints. Being able to leave some prints black and white and some colored is a nice option to offer people. However, I do wonder if I should number the painted prints different from those I leave black and white? Thanks.
Hey! great vids, thanks. Do you ever dampen your paper before printing or always work dry?
nice video ....Its very helpful....can you show us how we can shade like paintings in woodblock printing?
This is perfect, exactly what I was looking for! Thank you :) can I ask how long you would recommend leaving the print to dry before adding watercolour?
What type of relief ink must you use if you want to watercolour after please?
I use oil based ink often, but most printmaking ink should be fine once it’s dried.
hi. thanks for video. I have been trying to find some solution from google search but haven't got any results. Maybe if you can reply to my question on linocut block printing. Pls.
Normally ink is used for lino block (after carving) before print on a paper, sometimes since inks are expensive to buy often even with colour inks.
is it possible to directly use acrylic paint or oil paint or fountain pen ink on carved lino block before stamped onto paper ?
And is it possible to make stencil out of lino block and use as stencil with mixed media paste ? since lino block might be thin or thick.
Pls reply. really appreciated.
I don't think acrylic paint would work, as it would likely dry too fast to transfer, and if you add enough to stay wet, it'd be a poor print. Fountain pen ink might work, but could be a bit messy! I've seen people use stamp pads for small lino, so it might work! I'm not sure about the stencil part, sorry!
If the print is dry, is it any concern to use a water soluble ink with your print? If you want to add watercolor?
Use oil based ink, otherwise print will smudge
Hello from AvE
Don't add any more color! I love the simplicity of your prints and more color would detract.