REMEMBER THE DEAD OF NIGHT | full linocut printmaking process
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2022
- i can finally present to you the entire process of making the REMEMBER THE DEAD OF NIGHT linocut print.
i've been working on this print for the last couple of months, so it feels good to be done with it. i've been trying to make my linocut prints more detailed and i really like what i was able to achieve here, especially with the hair. going forward i hope to make even more complex pieces
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tools and materials i use:
pfeil carving tools
large V shape B15/6
small V shape L11/3
medium U shape L12/1
large U shape L8/7
i use a paperlike screen protector on my iPad
paperlike.com/emil
i print all my prints with cranfield safewash relief inks on japanese kozo paper.
the linoleum is made by forbo/best and i buy it by the meter from aartdevos.dk 
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4th time's the charm, or something like that 😅i've had so many issues with both sound and video, hopefully everything works now!
I nearly believed I dreamed about this video and get crazy to not found it again 😂😅 Still your video is both useful and terribly mesmerizing ! Seems you're not using tons of tools, what are the size and shape you most frequently use ? Keep going, regards from France.
absolutelly stunning work! thanks for the long process video. I appreciate that there is no music, you can melt down into lino
Wonderful works. I was impressed by the mixing of paint and the use of bone.
Such an aesthetically pleasing video!! This was really relaxing, watching your process is so nice!
thank you so much, im glad you liked it!
What an absolute pleasure to watch this man. Wonderful, Emil. Thankyou
This is amazing. While watching I could only think about the patience and skill you have. Such a beautiful print!
thank you so much!
Beautiful work
its unreally amazing!
im glad you like it!
Incredible for so many reasons
thank you!
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!
thank you so much!
wickeeeeed! Love the way you've rendered her arm and face, beautifully done.
im glad you like it!
Love the vids! It is so relaxing and inspiring
Glad you like them!
what a beautiful video ‼️ your style really appeals to me. What a professional you are. This is Beautiful work.🏅
Thank you so much!
This is so satisfying to watch, makes me wanna make mini stamps.
And lovely art piece!❤️
thank you so much!
Beautiful ❤
Your patience is unmatched and this is so beautiful wow
Owning at least one of your ginormous prints is a life goal at this point 🥰
Thank you so much!
Great work and video, as always
thank you!
Love the trick at the very beginning, I almost fell. For it was going to ask you who do you do that. 😂Your ability to just use one tool is remarkable❤❤
thank you!
Great work!
thank you
I wonder, how many prints can a lino give you before the quality starts diminishing?
one time i printed around 200 of the same small print. i begun to notice that the edges were starting to crumble a little bit but i could probably have printed another 100 before it would be too deteriorated to keep printing
your art is absolutely amazing and very inspiring!! also, what drawing tablet do you use?. I have seen a few artists use them but I couldn't find where I could by one.
woahhhh
Nice videography
Thank you :)
😍😍😍😍😍
Elegant and Beautiful Work! What type of paper did you used (Japanese rice paper)?
hi, sorry for the slow reply, i am using japanese kozo paper :)
Emil, as always, did a beautiful work. One question: what microphone do you use in your videos?
thank you so much! i use a røde videomic NTG
Another great video. Have started to use a larger v-gouge as seen in your videos. How many hours did the actual carving take? Thanks 🙏
how do you like the V-gouge? i think i spent around 15 hours carving
@@emilunderbjerg I like it just takes some getting used to using it for fie details. Thanks 🙏
Brilliant.
Did you use pressed paperboard for this piece?
i'm using brown linoleum, but im sure you could use paperboard as well
amazing work! Can I ask, do you find a difference or preference between the brown and grey linoleum?
i mostly use the brown lino, i dont think there is a difference
your work is admirable, can I ask what colors you used?
thanks for your kindness😍
hey, i use cranfield safewash relief ink
Please tell me about your tools. I assume they are Pfeil but I would like to know which set.
hi, i am indeed using pfeil tools, specifically these ones here
large V shape B15/6
small V shape L11/3
medium U shape L12/1
large U shape L8/7
How did you transfer the image? Thanks for sharing
you can see the technique here
ruclips.net/video/EmKVw72mm5Q/видео.html
You drew all that on the lino???
no, i have a transfer technique i use for all my lino prints - check out how it works here ruclips.net/video/EmKVw72mm5Q/видео.html
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hello! and thank you!