@Mr Man Korean tigers were hunted and all disappeared in Japanese Occupation of Korea.

SuperTRev no one said they did

SuperTRev Yes, because Korean traditional art often has tigers in it. No one said anything about Korea “owning” tigers so wtf are you talking about?

SuperTRev Exactly it’s a popular theme in many countries traditional artwork. No one said anything about Korea “owning” them or it being something special or unique to Korea. So your comment was random

Well, there are different "prints"- digital prints and "original" or whatever it's called- linocut, woodcut, lithography, serigraphy etc., so Your confusion is quite valid! If Emils would decide to sell a digitally printed copy of his linocut then he'd probably call it a "reproduction".

I had to learn different print techniques in school and alone for the work of the cut a print is worth it's money. Then you have to consider how many prints were made. If there is only 30 original prints than it is much pricier than 1000 print. And then the price adds up or decrease because of who is printing. If the artist themself do it is is worth more and most of the time it is the first batch of prints. Artist that print alot have assistants for that and these are not that valuable than the first ones the artist make.

Usually you print out stuff with an industrial printer, not using blocks like in the video, although some art is done that way but it takes a lot more time

Luke Coolbear do it

What you don't see are the hundreds of other squares the artist did first. Do some small things and they won't be so scary anymore :)

Thank you so much. :)

thank you so much ! :)

Thank you ! They will be up for sale around mid September.!

Mesmerized by the process. Master piece! Is this print still available? Would love to hang one in my study. Thank you.

me too, it's just for fun but am trying to expand my skills.