Cutting Techniques: Multiblock Linocut Print

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This is video number one of this pine tree print series. I am cutting traditional artist's lino using a mix of tools - a Pfeil no.12, a Powergrip and some of my own inherited tools from the 1930s. A tool similar to the wide Japanaese flat tool I use is avaialable in the UK at the time of writing this from Handprinted (handprinted.co.uk/collections.... If you are enjoying & learning from my films and would like to chip in and help us keep these videos free at source, we have a fundraising page at GoFundMe gf.me/u/zd8bcq

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26 июн 2024

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@starvingartistscollective 2 года назад

An absolute delight to see you back again on RU-vid Laura!! Always find myself totally engaged with your thought process and considerations! Looking forward to seeing where this print goes. TFS!!

@LauraBoswellPrintmaker 2 года назад

Good to see you back too!

@simonedoherty6195 2 года назад

Good to have you and Ben back. Beautiful print coming along nicely. Thanks

@LauraBoswellPrintmaker 2 года назад

Hi Simone - good to see you back too!

@ellengeyer5000 2 года назад

Great tutorial, Laura. I also have been using an acetate mask for large areas. It really helps keep the print clean where there is little block support.

@marionwigzell7334 2 года назад

Awesome video Laura. So looking forward to the next one. I’ve never actually done an offset print before (-: Marion

@MatthewWaltonWalton 2 года назад

I'm a big fan of my big flat shallow gouge after you previously recommended them. Trouble is now I want one of those nice chunky U gouges that you were using to do the initial clearing. It never ends! Looking forward to seeing how this print develops, and trying to use this video as a reminder that I need to pay more attention to little cutting details as my current project has a few stray bits of ink from inadequate clearing out of various layers and it's a real shame when I notice them.

@LauraBoswellPrintmaker 2 года назад

It’s a slippery slope🙂

@MatthewWaltonWalton 2 года назад

@@LauraBoswellPrintmaker Yes and I had a go at drypoint etching on enviromount at an open studio and now I keep thinking about trying that some more too! As if linocut wasn't enough to learn, but it's so moody and atmospheric...