You're welcome 😊 still try with the dot tool as I know some folk really like it. And I only use traditional Lino so if you use the alternatives, such as Japanese vinyl, you may find it works better 😃
Thank you very much. Additionally I would be interested how to cut inverted dots (so the dots will be black in the print) as I found it very difficult. Thank you!
It's just practice I'm afraid. Have you tried scoring around the dot with a knife and then cutting the around it? It may give you a clearer dot. I can feel a new tutorial coming 😃
Thanks, for your answer yes I tried, but as the linoleum is a little brittle, there is danger smaller dots just break off. Maybe it is helpful not to stay too close to my drawing but to carve the dots in a "freehand" way. So you can place them, where it suits the path of the tool. I will try and follow your channel.@@KerryDayArts
Just got one of the dot tools and had no idea how to properly hold or use it - thanks for teaching me :)
Fab. Glad you found my tutorial useful. Happy dotting 😃
Thank you thank you thank you! Bought the polykarma tool before I watched you - I should have watched you first! But I’ll learn x
You're welcome 😊 still try with the dot tool as I know some folk really like it. And I only use traditional Lino so if you use the alternatives, such as Japanese vinyl, you may find it works better 😃
Interesting how different they all look. I’m glad you showed the printed results at the end, perfect. Thank you
You're very welcome ☺
Today, with this video I learned a couple of techniques that I didn't know about. Thanks for sharing.
Fab 😃 that's good to know.
thanks so much, your tutorials are always very helpful :)
Thank you, that's good to hear 😀
Thank a lot! Great vid!
Thanks. Glad you like it 😃
Been thinking this, thank you for the tutorial c: love your videos
Came at the right time then 🙂 Glad you've found it useful
this is really useful, gracias por compartirlo.
😊 thanks
Thank you very much. Additionally I would be interested how to cut inverted dots (so the dots will be black in the print) as I found it very difficult. Thank you!
It's just practice I'm afraid. Have you tried scoring around the dot with a knife and then cutting the around it? It may give you a clearer dot. I can feel a new tutorial coming 😃
Thanks, for your answer yes I tried, but as the linoleum is a little brittle, there is danger smaller dots just break off. Maybe it is helpful not to stay too close to my drawing but to carve the dots in a "freehand" way. So you can place them, where it suits the path of the tool. I will try and follow your channel.@@KerryDayArts
@@user-yg1eb6kw5l is the Lino quite old, as it shouldn't be brittle. Have you tried warming it up, that can help
I am also interested in a technique for positive dots or circles. I have tried using a knife around the circle. Difficult with smaller circles.