I finally understand how you're actually a "104-year-old Englishman". You have to go into a hyperbolic time chamber to pass all the time it takes to dig out all that lino. I have never seen this process done before and I dig it a lot.
Studson, I've watched your videos. Considering your...ah...attention (read: obsession 😂❤) to detail, I'd love to see what you would do with lino printing!
I've got it, you could do your entire drawing in stop motion, so that the pencil floats and draws without your hands. Whatdyathink--couple hours to film and another couple to edit? Quick and easy video idea!
Uncle Bill! FANTASTIC RESULT! And I actually like seeing you sketch! I enjoy your style of writing and drawring, so seeing you lay it down like a pro was a treat. ALSO... time-lapse is often times the best lapse. (P.S. I picked up on some RUclips video-maker grind frustrations. ;) You always make me smile.)
@@TheCrafsMan Ha! glad you liked this one Crafsman! its definitely one of my more 'craftiest' videos. Sure I'd take anything from theCrafsman Steadicraftin stationary line, any day!
This is so cool, takes me back to being at school, art was the only thing I enjoyed back then, oh as well as school lunches as my mum was a dinner lady lol =)
Forty years ago I was traumatised by lino cutting in school art classes, where we were given really hard lino to cut and semi-blunt tools, which combined to hurt our hands. We never ever got to finish them and see the end printing process, and the art class disappointment has bothered me all these years. Finally, I can see light at the end of the lino printing tunnel. This tutorial has provided healing and a way forward 🙂 Thank you very much. I'll be doing this with my home educated teenager.
My dad does the whole sharpening pencils with a stanley knife. When I was a kid, he'd ask to borrow one of mine and it'd come back mutilated. Print looks so good, Bill! Super clean finish.
So I never knew what a "Lino Print" was until watching this. I've done stamp carving before and really enjoyed it, and now I know I NEED to get into lino print making too! Thanks Bill, your tips here legit are marvelous
I love that I typed into search “how to linocut when you can’t draw” and this came up…firstly I love this drawing and even more I love your narration (hilarious!!) and even more that Crafsman watched this too…stellar stuff here, thanks for the inspo (by the way I lino cut but am not a good artist!
I've done a bit of lino printing in the past. This is really good 👍..... maybe something l can try at home more , l have a lino cutting kit ..... this was actually inspirational..... OK don't let it go to your head Bill !....
Wow, I remember doing this for an assignment in my high school art class. This is just stunning!! It's always cool to see sculpture artists draw super well, you never expect it for some reason. Just amazing work 🤩👏
Can totally imagine this being a movie poster for a creature feature. The carving creates such an interesting texture, super cool process! Would love to see some more videos like this if you want to make them in the future!
Awesome video! Skills that are being lost over the dam computer. That's the cool thing about you Bill and your other compadres that have these videos of showing homemade terrain miniatures and other abilities that you've required through the years is all being lost on this new generation of instant gratification! please keep up the videos!!!
I like to add a thin layer of acrylic paint, red or light blue, to the lino after sketching so you can see what you have carved. I love your vids, Bill. I have started gluing trash together, just like you!
oh man i haven't done this since i was a little kid in elementary school art class. The lino we used was the stuff with the cork backing. It was like and 1 inch thick cork with lino on it, kind of like a lino tile
I had seen the Lino printing materials in my local craft store but I had no idea until now how they were used. This was very interesting and the finished product is really neat looking. Thanks for sharing this.
If you can't get to your junk, you might want to think about getting looser underpants. I love the effect you get with lino-cuts, etc. It is so snaggly and gnarly. The Old Holborn tin really reminded me of my Dad's numerous tobacco tins full of screws, nuts, bolts, washes, cobs, etc.
I haven't done a lino cut since university. It's time consuming, but lots of fun. Nice tutorial, Bill! I don't mind a well used timelapse, not sure why that's an issue....
The print looks like a concert poster. Really cool! I've used XPS foam to make stamps in the past. Then I bought the right tools and lino blocks but never did anything with them. This makes me want to dust them off. Cheers!
I say, that's rather jolly... I've got 4 bits of art from maker type friends in my hobby room. Time to make it 5..? Let's have a look on Edna, Ethel... I mean Elsie, and see watcha got, innit?!
Hey Bill! Had an idea for the problem of cutting those baubles. Why don't you drill a series of holes along the line you want to cut, THEN remove the perforated piece? That's how in guitar manufacturing they create the control-cavity for all the wires and gubbins that makes it into a LOUD SHOUTY-THING! Happy Greebling!
Really cool Bill! I didn’t think it would be something I would find interesting, bit actually am very impressed! I like how it turned out. Like the reversal print for your lettering, very cool!
I remember doing this in high school art class an eternity ago. Fun nostalgia trip. Wonder if anyplace near me sells the materials; I always liked the kind of "underground zine" feel of lino printing.
Amazing! I really enjoyed the change of project as I really like lino prints and just printing in general. Such a fascinating process. I'd happily welcome more content related to this in the future! That said, I still love model building. :) Regardless of what you do, I will be watching. P.S. - I bought a print! Can't wait to get it. :D
i LOVED this video...for so many reasons! the narration, i did lol, and the narration, and the topic matter, the ease of seeing what you did...and the utterly delightful background music, the bromance interlude, (i came here because of your bud, Stud.) your result was totally wonderful. wicked, dude. and as your vid was ending my entire next lino project passed before my inner eye with astounding clarity. thanks for the inspiration. i hope you do lots more like this and all you do. many you have millions of subscribers if that is your wish.
thank you very much, a million subscribers will do... I'm glad you liked the episode. I wasn't sure how well it would go down. And I make the music so thank you, again!
I had a comment posted, but YT eated it. :-( It's like a woodcut without the wood and will force me into an area of the craft store I would normally not enter. Dastardly! Anyway, brilliant stuff, ordered a print. Cheers!
Whew. I've ridden my motorcycle to the top of a mountain and back since thenn bill. I was starting to worry. Buuut It was soo worth the wait. Just got them about an hour ago. Thanks to the mail. Thanks to youu. these are the greatest pieces of art I own now. Seriously. Amazing. Now frames.. a little smaller than I expected but it's how you used it. Well done
Love the prints! And of course another excellent video - What happened to that PO box that was in your channel description? Or am I going nutty and mixing you up with someone else?
Might have to have one of those prints since they have the best name in the world on them. rofl. This video helped with the actual printing process a lot Hopefully you don't keep hair that has fallen out in an altoids tin like you keep the linoleum cuttings!
Awesome picture. it was really interesting to see the proces. PS: Three exclamation marks is acceptable but don't go to five. That's only for the insane.
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I finally understand how you're actually a "104-year-old Englishman". You have to go into a hyperbolic time chamber to pass all the time it takes to dig out all that lino. I have never seen this process done before and I dig it a lot.
How do you know so much about me and my secrets?
This is my favorite video on this channel so far.
Studson, I've watched your videos. Considering your...ah...attention (read: obsession 😂❤) to detail, I'd love to see what you would do with lino printing!
I've got it, you could do your entire drawing in stop motion, so that the pencil floats and draws without your hands. Whatdyathink--couple hours to film and another couple to edit? Quick and easy video idea!
Yeah, quick and ... er easy
Uncle Bill! FANTASTIC RESULT! And I actually like seeing you sketch! I enjoy your style of writing and drawring, so seeing you lay it down like a pro was a treat.
ALSO... time-lapse is often times the best lapse.
(P.S. I picked up on some RUclips video-maker grind frustrations. ;) You always make me smile.)
Oh and man... please remind me to send you some 6B pencils. Mercy. ;)
@@TheCrafsMan Ha! glad you liked this one Crafsman! its definitely one of my more 'craftiest' videos. Sure I'd take anything from theCrafsman Steadicraftin stationary line, any day!
This is so cool, takes me back to being at school, art was the only thing I enjoyed back then, oh as well as school lunches as my mum was a dinner lady lol =)
Haha, glad you enjoyed it
Should make it into a print for a shirt and poster 💖 looks pretty sweet
thank you
It is available as a print at the moment
I enjoyed that, something new to me. The style of commentary also makes it easy to watch. All the best
Glad you enjoyed it
Forty years ago I was traumatised by lino cutting in school art classes, where we were given really hard lino to cut and semi-blunt tools, which combined to hurt our hands. We never ever got to finish them and see the end printing process, and the art class disappointment has bothered me all these years. Finally, I can see light at the end of the lino printing tunnel. This tutorial has provided healing and a way forward 🙂 Thank you very much. I'll be doing this with my home educated teenager.
Elementary school art class flashback - nice
My dad does the whole sharpening pencils with a stanley knife. When I was a kid, he'd ask to borrow one of mine and it'd come back mutilated. Print looks so good, Bill! Super clean finish.
Haha, yeah thanks. I was surprised how cleanly it came out too
So I never knew what a "Lino Print" was until watching this. I've done stamp carving before and really enjoyed it, and now I know I NEED to get into lino print making too! Thanks Bill, your tips here legit are marvelous
I love that I typed into search “how to linocut when you can’t draw” and this came up…firstly I love this drawing and even more I love your narration (hilarious!!) and even more that Crafsman watched this too…stellar stuff here, thanks for the inspo (by the way I lino cut but am not a good artist!
This channel is underrated af! I thought this would have gotten tens of thousands of views. Definitely keeping up with this channel from now on.
Thanks for saying!
This vid taught me more about lino cutting and printing in 12minutes than my high school art teacher managed in two months...
Love it
I've done a bit of lino printing in the past. This is really good 👍..... maybe something l can try at home more , l have a lino cutting kit ..... this was actually inspirational..... OK don't let it go to your head Bill !....
Do it
Wow, I remember doing this for an assignment in my high school art class. This is just stunning!! It's always cool to see sculpture artists draw super well, you never expect it for some reason. Just amazing work 🤩👏
I'm glad you liked it... I could draw before sticking bits together
Can totally imagine this being a movie poster for a creature feature. The carving creates such an interesting texture, super cool process! Would love to see some more videos like this if you want to make them in the future!
Thank you, I think I will. I enjoyed this one.
I miss the days of illustrated movie posters. Nowadays it's all Photoshop and none of it has any soul.
Awesome video! Skills that are being lost over the dam computer. That's the cool thing about you Bill and your other compadres that have these videos of showing homemade terrain miniatures and other abilities that you've required through the years is all being lost on this new generation of instant gratification! please keep up the videos!!!
Thanks 👍 I will!
Love it! Every time I come up with an idea- it’s good to know the Bill (and occasionally cat) have already done a great video on it!
Love it. Obviously don't want it to replace the usual content, but 1 every 3 or 4 videos doing something different like this would be awesome.
I appreciate that!
The details are very cool! And that is an A+ shirt print
Maybe...
Always wanted to try this, some great tips I hadn't heard too. Thanks Bill!
thank you mate! actually felt helpful this episode.
Would be a cool t-shirt design!
Amazing video. I was never able to get this much detail with my prints
Thank you!
Nostalgia trip. Great stuff.
looks so cool!
Cool. Love the chunky, bold graphic-ness of it.
Great clean finish on those prints man,whenever I've messed with lino a rogue fingerprint or ink mark always appears.
I was lucky with the first print... I usually mess it up too. Thanks
This is really neat! I've seen this done for just regular stamps but never for a full size drawing like this!
Going through the backlog and finding this absolute treasure of a video. Awesome.
Great video, I loved the results as well, nice work!
Thanks
Awesome! I remember doing this at school nothing as detailed as your great work !!! Enjoyed this video a lot keep up the great work my friend
Thank you! Cheers!
Dear Bill, you are a very, very patient artist. Bill=Patience+Artist.
That looks really fun to do.
Thanks for the tips !
yeah can be a bit grueling... but rewarding!
I like to add a thin layer of acrylic paint, red or light blue, to the lino after sketching so you can see what you have carved. I love your vids, Bill. I have started gluing trash together, just like you!
I've heard of that trick... but the marker rubbing is fun. Thank you!
@@BillMakingStuff ..and it smells nice
oh man i haven't done this since i was a little kid in elementary school art class. The lino we used was the stuff with the cork backing. It was like and 1 inch thick cork with lino on it, kind of like a lino tile
The soot spirtes on your clip board are a great detail. Love your prints!
Thank you! Cheers!
I loved this episode I did all kinds of printmaking in uni and loved it. You’re really good at it.
I've know of this technique but this is the first time actually seeing it done. Thanks!
Hype for next week collaboration !
I haven’t done linocut in almost a decade, but it was a load of fun. You did a great job!
This was pretty cool. Working my way through your older videos and loving them.
I had seen the Lino printing materials in my local craft store but I had no idea until now how they were used. This was very interesting and the finished product is really neat looking. Thanks for sharing this.
LINO PRINT!!!! Argh! Every time I’ve tried it it’s an absolute nightmare never works out at all lol 😂 yours is amazing Bill
Stumbled across your channel a couple of days ago, mate. Me and my 9yo daughter are loving your vids. Proper inspiring 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
So glad I found this channel, thanks for the inspiring work!
You are so welcome!
If you can't get to your junk, you might want to think about getting looser underpants.
I love the effect you get with lino-cuts, etc. It is so snaggly and gnarly. The Old Holborn tin really reminded me of my Dad's numerous tobacco tins full of screws, nuts, bolts, washes, cobs, etc.
thanks, I love the imperfections in a lino print. I did inherit a load of those old tins.
@@BillMakingStuff I was surprised how long they retained their original odour; I love the smell of a rough shag.
Love this, had no idea what Lino printing was before...
Glad it helped
I haven’t made a Lino in years, thanks for the reminder of how awesome it is! Such a cool print!
You should!
Nice Bill. This brings back good memories when my father learned me how to do lino prints.
thanks
Bill that's amazing...you must have the patience of a saint... fantastic!👍
Thank you mate!
Bill, you are a genius.
This is so sick omg, love the lil creature thing
I haven't done a lino cut since university. It's time consuming, but lots of fun.
Nice tutorial, Bill!
I don't mind a well used timelapse, not sure why that's an issue....
Oh yes, one of the first things I remember doing it art class. I think everyone can relate. Very enjoyable watch man. 😎
Thanks mate
I enjoyed this and would love to see more of these.
The print looks like a concert poster. Really cool! I've used XPS foam to make stamps in the past. Then I bought the right tools and lino blocks but never did anything with them. This makes me want to dust them off. Cheers!
Give it a go! Thanks
Well that was cool. I didn't even know that was a thing. Thanks for sharing
No problem, glad you liked it
I say, that's rather jolly... I've got 4 bits of art from maker type friends in my hobby room. Time to make it 5..? Let's have a look on Edna, Ethel... I mean Elsie, and see watcha got, innit?!
Will collect your designs on shirts!
Hey Bill! Had an idea for the problem of cutting those baubles. Why don't you drill a series of holes along the line you want to cut, THEN remove the perforated piece? That's how in guitar manufacturing they create the control-cavity for all the wires and gubbins that makes it into a LOUD SHOUTY-THING! Happy Greebling!
Aw man! I got a little too excited when i saw one of your videos pop up while searching for lino tips! Great vid and print. Also...soot gremlins. Nice
Looks great and is actually a great thing to sell
Really cool Bill! I didn’t think it would be something I would find interesting, bit actually am very impressed! I like how it turned out. Like the reversal print for your lettering, very cool!
Long time viewer, first time commenter. Good episode. You asked so, YES please do create another epidode of this creative crafting project. Thank you.
I remember doing this in high school art class an eternity ago. Fun nostalgia trip. Wonder if anyplace near me sells the materials; I always liked the kind of "underground zine" feel of lino printing.
Yeah I love the imperfections
Indeed, there is a real sort of Robert Crumb or Gilbert Shelton feel to this; only more manic.
Lots of good tips, thanks 🎉
Amazing! I really enjoyed the change of project as I really like lino prints and just printing in general. Such a fascinating process. I'd happily welcome more content related to this in the future! That said, I still love model building. :) Regardless of what you do, I will be watching. P.S. - I bought a print! Can't wait to get it. :D
Thanks so much! and I'll pepper things like this in from time to time from now on
@@BillMakingStuff Yeah, that'd be awesome.
i LOVED this video...for so many reasons! the narration, i did lol, and the narration, and the topic matter, the ease of seeing what you did...and the utterly delightful background music, the bromance interlude, (i came here because of your bud, Stud.) your result was totally wonderful. wicked, dude. and as your vid was ending my entire next lino project passed before my inner eye with astounding clarity. thanks for the inspiration. i hope you do lots more like this and all you do. many you have millions of subscribers if that is your wish.
thank you very much, a million subscribers will do... I'm glad you liked the episode. I wasn't sure how well it would go down. And I make the music so thank you, again!
Love it Bill. Love you
Studson, Son of Stud Rivetson, Son of Rivet Boltson, Son of Bolt...and so on. Long lineage of royal fasteners in that family.
Thats why we get on
ahhhh i love lino prints so much. they are however the only artistic process to give me a scar...
It can hurt
suggestion for next minature: a Ship? maybe something like the black pearl? Love your builds and print!
That is Awesome!!! Major GodMachine vibes, seriously cool stuff.
I had a comment posted, but YT eated it. :-( It's like a woodcut without the wood and will force me into an area of the craft store I would normally not enter. Dastardly! Anyway, brilliant stuff, ordered a print. Cheers!
Thank you mate, really appreciate it!
Still have a scar from when we did this in art class. But I think I‘ll give it another shot, this really looks awesome!
Yeah, its dangerous but rewarding
I have just found your channel but im very happy i did. I was awfully entertaining and i loved my experience here. Keep up yhe good work!
Welcome aboard!
That was awesome, i will have to give this one a go. Not much of an artist, but i reckon i could come up with something that would look good.
Go for it!
Love your style!
Thanks
Squoikee toikeee toikee squoikee squoik squoik squoik…..
Lotsa draw’in !! 😃
Holy tedious batman!
I ordered two ghoulies bill
Thanks byyeee
Wow thanks, I'm currently on holiday but I'll print those up as soon as I get home.
No worries man, no rush. Enjoy your vacation.
Whew. I've ridden my motorcycle to the top of a mountain and back since thenn bill. I was starting to worry. Buuut It was soo worth the wait. Just got them about an hour ago. Thanks to the mail. Thanks to youu. these are the greatest pieces of art I own now. Seriously. Amazing. Now frames.. a little smaller than I expected but it's how you used it. Well done
@@ViQRoy89 sorry thats snail mail for you, just glad you got them
You should try to make a walker mach.
Very cool
Thats cool.
That's a cool crab monster. I'll ask my dad if I can get one.
if you ask nicely
Love the prints! And of course another excellent video - What happened to that PO box that was in your channel description? Or am I going nutty and mixing you up with someone else?
I did have one there... but then thought it would be safer to remove it. thanks for watching!
@@BillMakingStuff Yea that makes sense - can't wait for the next video!
that would be really good as a shirt print
i would buy that
one day perhaps... if you're quick you could buy one of the prints I did in the actual video
I like it in reverse. A lot. Lynn Ward's illustrations for Hot Countries are wonderful. ( I know about God's Man)
Thanks
Might have to have one of those prints since they have the best name in the world on them. rofl.
This video helped with the actual printing process a lot
Hopefully you don't keep hair that has fallen out in an altoids tin like you keep the linoleum cuttings!
Linoprinting is fun! Copperplate etching can be a pain in the ass however. You do more graphic related stuff?
Never done it... but looks a pain
No because we need more lino printing videos-
Love this so much! Thank you 😂
This was great, seriously!
Thanks
Cool!!!! Nice video; thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Why did you keep the lino cuts? Are they useful for something? Thanks!
Awesome picture. it was really interesting to see the proces.
PS: Three exclamation marks is acceptable but don't go to five. That's only for the insane.
why!!!!!?
@@BillMakingStuff Because Sir Terry Pratchett said so.
love it
So good
Thanks
Ma fav vid!
I liked it better with fat boards! Anyway, great video!