Printmaking with Daniel | Linocut for Beginners Crash Course
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- čas přidán 6. 10. 2023
- 🎨 Welcome to "Printmaking With Daniel" -Linocut 101 Cash Course |
Are you ready to unleash your creativity and explore the art of linocut printing? In this comprehensive crash course, we'll take you through the fundamental materials and step-by-step process needed to kickstart your journey as a printmaker. 🎨✨
📋 Here's what you can expect in this video:
🔹 Materials Mastery: We'll delve into the essential tools and supplies you need to begin your linocut adventure. From easy carve blocks to carving tools and inks, we've got you covered.
🔹 Carving Techniques: Learn the art of carving linoleum, the heart of linocut printing. Discover pro tips and tricks for creating intricate designs or simple, elegant patterns.
🔹 Inking and Printing: Get ready to witness the magic unfold as we demonstrate the process of inking your carved block and printing your very own masterpieces. We will be working with water soluble inks that are safe to use at home.
Whether you're a seasoned artist looking to explore a new medium or a complete beginner eager to dive into the world of printmaking, "Linocut 101" has something for everyone.
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Get your linocut tools ready, and let's embark on this artistic adventure together. Press play and let the creativity flow!
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That is a wonderful introduction. Thank you. ❤
Thank you , thank you , thank you! Most excellent teaching. I am so glad I have found your crash course !
Thanks for the video, I’m just getting started and…I was definitely overly ambitious with my first design 😂. My question is how you store the blades: does keeping them in the handle dull the blades? Finally, thanks for the tip on clean up. It’s been messy in the sink but the spray bottle is a great idea.
For those type of cutter I typically leave the rest inside the handle. I personally have not had an issue with them dulling due to storage.
sometimes with the water soluable inks I have an issue where it never seems to fully dry--stays tacky on the paper for a long time. Is there a reason that may happen? these are wonderful videos you are creating. THank you so much.
Are you using any additives? What brand? What kind of paper you printing on!?
@@DanielVillaArt no additives. It was the speedball watersoluable ink. I can’t remember the paper but it was a thin printmaking paper. Someone told me that the paper type can affect how that ink dries. You haven’t had that issue? Are there certain paper weights/gms you use?
@judgeworks3687 it could be a paper issue. I tend to use between 150-250gsm papers.