Linoleum Image Transfer: Inkjet Print

Saving Excess Printmaking Ink: • Saving Excess Printmak...
Cutting Linoleum: • Cutting Linoleum
Sanding the Linoblock: • Sanding the Linoblock
Lecture: Types of Linoleum: • Lecture: Types of Lino...
Creating Value and Direct-Cut/Direct-Draw Methods on Linoleum: • Creating Value and Dir...
Traditional Drawing Materials for Relief Printmaking: • Traditional Drawing Ma...
Linoleum Image Transfer: Pastel: • Linoleum Image Transfe...
Vector Drawing for a Relief Print: • Vector Drawing for a R...
Linoleum Image Transfer: Graphite with a Spoon and Ink Wash: • Linoleum Image Transfe...
Linoleum Image Transfer: Inkjet Print: • Linoleum Image Transfe...
Linoleum Image Transfer: Graphite with Drawing Tool: • Linoleum Image Transfe...
Linoleum Image Transfer: Transfer Paper: • Linoleum Image Transfe...
Stropping Linocut Tools: • Stropping Linocut Tools
Carving a Linoleum Block: • Carving a Linoleum Block
Printing a Linocut: • Printing a Linocut
Cleaning After Printing a Linocut: • Cleaning After Printin...

[@JustMeELC]

Pre mix 2 parts glue to 1 part water in a jar & shake. Use that for a better job. You can also dry with heat gun or blow dryer rather than dry overnight ;o)

[@elizabethadams3744]

This is a great video! So succinct can you explain your lettering / labeling on each of the areas of the sketch

[@PanZora73]

Does it have to be wood glue? Or can it be any glue?

[@citrouille_du_44]

I ask myself the same question 😭

[@haleybechtel4281]

Would this transfer method work on a pink rubber block, such as speedycarve? As opposed to traditional linoleum?

[@dewdplays3455]

I just use an iron with a little water