Linocut Printing: Laser print & wood glue transfer method "Lake Swimming"

Transferring an image onto a lino block using a laser print and regular wood glue. I usually just use carbon paper or a transfer marker (find videos for these in my channel), but I've been meaning to try out this method for a while.
It's also possible to use Acrylic Medium instead of glue.
I use Forbo Walton soft grey lino ( battleship grey lino)
Handmade prints available at:
honeythiefprints.etsy.com
Social media:
/ honey_thief_prints
Contact:
[e-mail]
Other prints (digital or other work) available at:
ko-fi.com/honeythiefprints
Filming/Editing
www.branstonfilms.com/

[@moxee33]

I'm smitten with your art! 😍

[@honeythiefprints]

That's really kind, thank you so much! 😊

[@partydog1784]

Very cool and thanks a million 🇺🇸⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🇺🇸.

[@phoebebaker1575]

Neat!

[@victorangulo115]

Hi Honey. Could this be done using an Injekt printing? Thank you

[@honeythiefprints]

Hi! No, unfortunately it only works with laser printouts. I don't have a laser printer so I just go to the printing shop 🤷‍♀️

[@shanebrown5643]

What kind of paper is that? Does it need to be a non-stick transfer paper?

[@honeythiefprints]

It's just regular printer paper. It just needs to be printed in a laser printer.