Multi block Lino Print with Laura - Three tips for checking cutting and alignment of Multiblock lino
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Three simple and easy tips for keeping an eye on your cutting and checking that your lino blocks are correctly aligned. Plus a quick look at some mark making.
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Excellent video Laura. I have been completely underestimating the value of a rubbing. It's been quite an education to see how much you use rubbings as a guide. TFS!!
Hi. Great to see filming up close on what you were doing. I get a better understanding. Thanks.
Amazing
Hi Laura, what brand of water based ink do you use?
This is graphic chemical, but I’d also recommend Lukas
Can I ask what hardness of graphite stick you’re using? I always struggle with rubbings not coming out well.
Mine are all 2B - softer ones are much more difficult to use
Thank you Laura ... your answer to Philip here actually put a question in my mind - could you explain what the difference is between a 2B on the stick is to a 2H pencil? "B meaning"? Thanks.
@@LauraBoswellPrintmaker By "all" do you mean they come in different colors or is it sizes? Thanks.
Sorry - I have a pot of them - they are all the same :)
H - B are measures of hardness and softness - so a 6h pencil is extremely hard and will only deposit a tiny amount of graphite on the paper while a 6b pencil is very soft and will lay down a lot of graphite - same for the sticks