Great film Laura and Ben, despite the difficulties you were dealing with. Very much looking forward to seeing the mokolito process and the marriage with Japanese woodblock. I love reduction printing and have done a few with Japanese woodblock. I really enjoyed the reduction process with woodblock printing and am sure you will too.
This is very interesting, really looking forward to the rest of the series. Also, as being a bit of a hoarder, I´m always amazed at the nifty storage solutions in your studio f.e. the trolley in the background (built by Mr. B?). Maybe you could do a film about how you are storing your tools and materials and keep everything so well-organised sometime in the future. Sorry for the off topic while you are doing such lovely printing and I should definitely focus on that instead!
Hi Laura, firstly thanks so much for this series, its fascinating and obviously has huge potential. One question, can Mokulito be successfully completed without a press? i.e. can it be treated the same as a lino print, using a baren or hand roller? Thank you
This series of combining oil/water techniques sounds exciting! Looking forward to following your experiments.
Thank you for putting together a series in which to develop mokulito prints. I look forward to learning about the technique.
Brilliant! Really looking forward to learning more , thanks Laura
Great film Laura and Ben, despite the difficulties you were dealing with. Very much looking forward to seeing the mokolito process and the marriage with Japanese woodblock. I love reduction printing and have done a few with Japanese woodblock. I really enjoyed the reduction process with woodblock printing and am sure you will too.
This is exciting, Laura!
All very seat of the pants 🤞
I've already buy tickets to the first row...
Are you bringing popcorn? I’m in if you are 🙂
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Laura GREAT demo ..So Oil and Water can mix :) :)
This is very interesting, really looking forward to the rest of the series. Also, as being a bit of a hoarder, I´m always amazed at the nifty storage solutions in your studio f.e. the trolley in the background (built by Mr. B?). Maybe you could do a film about how you are storing your tools and materials and keep everything so well-organised sometime in the future. Sorry for the off topic while you are doing such lovely printing and I should definitely focus on that instead!
Thank you - not off topic at all, I always hunt for storage ideas in RUclips videos! There is a studio tour film on here if you’d like a look.
Hi Laura, firstly thanks so much for this series, its fascinating and obviously has huge potential. One question, can Mokulito be successfully completed without a press? i.e. can it be treated the same as a lino print, using a baren or hand roller? Thank you
Apparently you can hand rub one, but it’s extremely hard work ☹️