Reduction Lino with Laura Ep 5, Linocut Printmaking: Printing Inks, Additives and how to use them
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- In this video I talk about Ink, explaining why I use the oil based inks I use for lino printing and a little about some of the additives I use to improve performance. If you’d like to say thanks for these films and help us to fund more, please chip in with a donation at my fundraising page at GoFundMe gf.me/u/zd8bcq
thank you for the very useful info, esp about Caligo wax drier.
Very informative Laura Did not know of the wax drier, will be on the lookout for it now. TFS!!
I am really enjoying these videos, they are so useful and now I know what wax drier is, I’m going to order some. Thank you Laura.
I love your videos. They are fantastic!!!! I am so sad that I did not found them until now. I spend my isolation days drawing and I am back to life now! I wanted to say thanks for the videos.
White Spirits in the US is Mineral Spirits. Thank you for the wonderful video, I was afraid of additives before this ;)
Hello Laura! Happy Easter!! Thank you so much for all the videos, they are making this self isolation so much easier!!! Could you just help me with a question here? I am trying to print some work but my ink is old and hardened with time. What can I use to make it better, i.e., softer and easier to work with: linsed oil or wipping compound!? Thank you so much!!
Maria Santo my suggestion is to contact the manufacturer- inks vary in their composition so they’d be best to advise. It’s not a problem I’ve encountered myself so I’ve no experience with that