There are a lot of linocut tools available for the budding linocut printmaker, and few are as important as the humble ink roller, or brayer as they are also referred…
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This is a very short little blog I’ve decided to write based on a flurry of questions I received from Instagram followers. People keep asking why my work in progress…
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Lino Printing Paper – Get the low down More and more I’m asked about the lino printing paper I use when printing my linocuts. In this blog I’ll write about the preferred paper…
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I’m asked more and more about linocut carving tips, particularly for sharpening lino cutting tools, and this was something that I myself wondered quite a lot about when I started creating…
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Linocut Boy Book – Linocut for artists and designers, by Nick Morley – Review
Nick Morley, aka LinocutBoy, has recently just published his first Linocut book and Draw Cut Ink Press was lucky enough to receive a copy in the post. Linocut books like…
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If you are new to linocutting and want to get ahead with the art form then it’s well worth doing some preliminary linocutting exercises for beginners so you get used…
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To transfer a sketch to lino is a really useful little bit of knowledge. It’s a super simple process as well as long as you have some graphite paper and a…
Using a Whetstone! The second exciting instalment on how to maintain linocut carving tools with nice sharpe cutting edges. Sharpening lino cutting tools is an essential little skill that I think it’s…
Some people I meet ask me What is a lino print? So I thought this might help answer that question and personally I’ve always loved a good step by step…
Cleaning a linocut after you’ve used it to print your latest masterpiece is really important if you want to keep all your linocuts like I do for printing another day.…