What brand is the Japanese set?

Very helpful techniques. Thank you.

Amazing experience and control of your gouges! Thanks

Great video! What did you blue-colour your lino with?

Excellent video!!! This was extremely helpful to me as a newbie. Thank you!

The knife tool is versatile

Thank you very much.

This is almost certainly the most informative video I've seen on linocut. I'm just getting into it and this has helped a lot.

Great video. I just got the book - Linocut for Artists and Designers! I saw the Dodo with Yoyo print on the Albion press! Lovely book with great information!

I was thinking it looked a bit crunchy 😊

Really great demo! Thank you for sharing.

Thank you!!😊

Very helpful Thanks

Great job!

This was a really interesting, helpful series of videos. I've been looking for technique tips on rubber stamp carving but they seem to be hard to find. I know the basics but I need more technique help. So I'm gonna try some lino, after watching this, because I'm thinking maybe it's a little easier because it doesn't stretch like rubber does. It just seems like that would make carving easier. And I like the idea of coloring the lino before you cut so you can actually see where you've cut. That's something I can apply to carving rubber, too. Anyway, thank you! I'm a subscriber to your channel now!

Tq, your video really covers it all. I as a beginner have really learned a lot.

Thanks for sharing . Very useful video

Excellent primer thanks i feel ready now…

Don't know if you will see this as it's now 2022 but are wood carving tools suitable for lino cutting? I'm a pensioner and the lino cutting tools are quite expensive thank you

I just saw this video, very helpful. I will find the first ones and watch them. Just started linoprinting. Thanks from Chile.

Have you ever demonstrated cutting very small *positive* circles (so circles that will print, not cutting out the inside of a circle shape)? I mostly run into trouble when trying to cut eyes, especially pupils, as well as simple stylized eyes that are just dots… really any kind of eye, especially when they need to match a pair! It is so much easier to remove a circle of Lino or stamp-carving material than it is to leave it in. Doing a whole pattern of little polka dots sounds very intimidating, although after watching this, I think maybe I should just focus more on the negative shapes in between. If you (and/or anyone else reading this) has any tips, including which tools would work best, I’d love to hear it! I’ve tried holding a tool steady and trying to turn the Lino, but that hasn’t helped with the symmetry issue. I like putting people into my artwork in all mediums (probably my favorite subject) but with relief printing, I’ve just run into problems with eyes so many times! Thank you and thank you so much for this video and all of the information you provide! I’ve been a fan for years, ever since I first saw your Dodo! [Speaking of dodos, have you ever read any of the Thursday Next books by Jasper Fforde? The first one is “The Eyre Affair” and he’s written many since. There is a dodo in them and they are also brilliant, funny, and brilliantly funny! 🦤]

I thank you for taking your time showing the details of your carving. I’m a beginner and this has been very helpful.

Well done, that was a mammoth task for you, very useful, thank you.

This was very useful thank you, are you making some more videos? Many thanks

Loved this, just bought a kit for christmas for myself. Do you have a link for the lino and what it's called please as my esdee kit has soft carve in it thanks

Excellent! Many thanks. I have got the stuff today! I will start right away and hope I can develop the same patience you have🌻🌷🌿😁

Really helpful. Thank you.

Thank you! This is so helpful. I like the calm style you explain it :)

Thank you so much. This was very helpful

very helpful, thank you! :)))

Thank you. You are one of very, very few who actually show how to cut shapes using varied pressure & angle.

Great info, thank you!

how can i get a tool like this man?and what is the name of this Lino pickaxe ?? this video is very good, my friend

You are soooooo BOOOORING

Learned a great deal from these 3 videos. Live the final result. Thank you.

So many linoprint tutorials on KZfaq showcasing fancy designs, but thank goodness for clear, concise and pragmatic tutorials like yours. Really useful for those not knowing how to get started and the techniques to be used. I bought a kit a couple of years ago and have only done one linocut! Now I feel better equipped to get into it properly. Look forward to seeing more of your videos. Many thanks, my friend. 👍 PS Any tips on how to plan out the design would be a tremendous help - in terms of how to put cut out areas and non cut out areas which are adjacent so that it makes sense when printing. I find I don't know what to have white and what to have black (if you get what I mean). I've ruined linocuts because I've put white against white and vv.

Hello,which block do you use in this linocut???

Just got into this and I spent some time seeking a video showing tips etc re carving? Very glad I came across this one? Excellent thanks. Very detailed and really well explained!

wonderful video....so helpful....thank you :)

🙏 - very helpful as I am just starting out.

Loved the fish videos. Learnt so much.

Thank you! :)

Thank you very much for showing us the way to go

This is 200 in amazon

Can you make a video showing how you sharpen and maintain your tools?

Fabulous video. Very informative and enjoyable.

great stuff

thanks for helpful video. What did you use to paint the lino to blue? It looks like highlighter, but I found them coming off to my hand when carving...

Really informative, thanks!

I'm loving all your videos. Exactly the info that I've been after as I haven't printed since school. I am getting the Japanese starter set and wanted one extra fine tool to supplement. Do you definitely recommend a U tool over V for detailed outlining? I'm doing an intricate Indian wedding elephant design with the couple's name etc.