Could you do a video about getting started and sourcing materials and tools? There are bigger channels out there I’m sure, but I like your style and I think that sort of video could help people like me. Any alternatives or cheaper options would be appreciated too… like, could I use scraps of linoleum flooring? Wood carving tools? Thanks. You make beautiful stuff…
@@illukace Wonderful! I'd love to learn how to linocut, as currently I'm painting intricate Celtic knotwork designs on stones, but would like to reproduce larger versions to hang on walls. Linocut looks like a great medium to reproduce this type of work this way. Just stumbled upon your channel and your work is beautiful. I hope your channel blows up.
I love your videos! Great art and process. Are you putting a thin layer of ink, allowing to dry? Or is it tacky to the touch? Then transferring the image using an inkjet copy?
Thank you! I stain the lino using jelly gouache, ink, or acrylic paint with a bit of water then let it dry. Here is my full image transfer tutorial: ruclips.net/video/SmN51-gX7m8/видео.html
You’ve got a perfect thing going...
great image choices
fresh color
confident technique
perfect music
satisfying process
Altogether, it’s just lovely.
Could you do a video about getting started and sourcing materials and tools?
There are bigger channels out there I’m sure, but I like your style and I think that sort of video could help people like me.
Any alternatives or cheaper options would be appreciated too… like, could I use scraps of linoleum flooring? Wood carving tools?
Thanks. You make beautiful stuff…
Absolutely! I’m actually currently working on a video covering these topics! Stay tuned and thank you so much for being here ❤️
@@illukace I was about to ask the same, can't wait to see it!
@@illukace Wonderful! I'd love to learn how to linocut, as currently I'm painting intricate Celtic knotwork designs on stones, but would like to reproduce larger versions to hang on walls. Linocut looks like a great medium to reproduce this type of work this way. Just stumbled upon your channel and your work is beautiful. I hope your channel blows up.
It's so satisfying to watch the rolls
Saludos desde Perú
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Do you go on to mount the blue paper onto a thicker card stock to sell? I’ve noticed the mulberry paper is so so thin
I love your videos! Great art and process. Are you putting a thin layer of ink, allowing to dry? Or is it tacky to the touch? Then transferring the image using an inkjet copy?
Thank you! I stain the lino using jelly gouache, ink, or acrylic paint with a bit of water then let it dry. Here is my full image transfer tutorial: ruclips.net/video/SmN51-gX7m8/видео.html
Thanks so much!
Cómo se llama con lo que tallas?