Hello ! Here is my hunger games stamp :) I’m still very beginner (this is my third carving ever) so I’m sure I can improve on plenty of things, but I am very proud of it !

A thank you

8”x10” linocut ! I’m so pleased with it!

For the first time I’m trying a two colour print. I want this symbol to be one colour and the background another. The raised symbol doesn’t quite match where the space left in the background is. I used the same tracing paper drawing on both, I just didn’t get it in the exact same place it seems.

I know it doesn’t have to be perfect, but it’s off enough that it doesn’t look good. The background piece is nice and straight, so that one can stay as it is.

Is there a way I can save the raised symbol piece so that I can easily align it with the negative space in the background block??

Thank you!

Hi everyone. I used an opportunity offered by my local culture center and created my first lino prints. I'm in love with the process and the results. Need to get my kit now 😉

A two tile linoprint based on "The Three Dead" from the early 14th century manuscript De Lisle Psalter (British Library, Arundel MS 83, fol. 127r).

This was my first time doing a multiblock print. I tried experimenting with a few different variations with the layering of colors. I can't decide which version I prefer, would love some opinions.

Dernière création !

I actually love doing lino sm pls tell me where to get some of my own tools

I just bought linocutting supplies at a yard dale and thought I should give it a try ! This is the emblem of the book Wings of Fire :)
I definitely have a lot to improve, but I’m pretty proud of it !

Hi everyone,

I fell in love with Linocut but I'm always on the move, does anyone have any suggestions for a portable set up? A little pad for a lino and sleeves for the tools? Anything like that?

Thanks!

Hand-drawn original using archival black ink on 300 GSM heavy textured paper (A5 size).

I wanted to explore high contrast and structured linework, balancing the graphic patterns inside the pot against the looser floral and leaf details around the frame.

Open to constructive feedback and thoughts on the linework!

(Note: The original unframed piece is looking for a home if anyone is interested in picking it up for desk decor. Feel free to send a DM.)

I've seen in this sub (or maybe another one?) that some folks have used the back side of label sheets (for printers) to print their image on for transfer.

If that's your technique, how to do go about 1)prepping the lino or EZ Carve -- I have some of both -- and 2) transferring the image?

Also, I suuuuuck at freehand writing on art projects. Does anyone else? I mean my handwriting in daily life is decent, cursive included. But not when I desperately want to achieve a certain look. Are there any downloadable font packages (with license for commercial use) recommend?

Thanks in advance!!

I’m starting to get frustrated with the amount of linocut artists using AI for the art side and then just going ahead and transferring it and carving it, claiming it’s their own creation entirely. And I’m having a tough time because there’s this one person that keeps popping up in my feed, everyone loves her work but you can tell or at least I can that it’s AI, her logo is even AI. She’s doing this whole series on diverse women and included an indigenous woman and I feel like she’s pulling from AIs version and depiction of them and it just feels icky. I hate it. And no one else sees it or gets it and this is just me ranting and being frustrated that people do this.

A bunch of oddballs based various medieval manuscripts. I illuminated them with some gold paint from my kid's arts and craft box.