Linocut: A Creative Guide to Making Beautiful Prints by Sam Marshall

Linocut: A Creative Guide to Making Beautiful Prints by Sam MarshallA step by step guide on how to create personal and contemporary linocut prints. A linocut is a relief print created by carving a design into a printing block. It is the uncut surface, not the carved away areas, that gives you your image when you roll it with ink, lay paper on top then apply pressure to produce a print. With 18 easy to follow projects that can be adapted to suit your own ideas, experienced printmaker Sam Marshall guides you through the

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#2 - 65 LPI - This tool has a two-tooth blade

Fine Stone (synthetic) #8000 grit

Screen Filler is used to block out areas that you do not wish to print

Available in five different sizes:

Burghley Blue - Indigo

The roller's slightly spongy surface allows you to print with fabric screen printing inks or fabric paints that are usually too slippery for standard rollers

designed for those who have already experienced the basics of etching and are ready to deepen their skills and creative confidence

Overall dimensions L: 51cm x W: 42cm x H: 35cm

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Techniques for printing in monochrome using relief and intaglio methods

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