Lino Printing
Hi there everyone!
This weekend I have decided to make a lino stamp of a illustration that I did in my sketchbook. I have also decided to make a video so you can also see my approach to lino stamps. I did my first Lino stamp as a way to promote the Designerart brand. I printed on t-shirts using screen-printing ink, wood and paper. It is a lot more cost effective than screen-printing and have its own unique characteristics that I really like. Like any other medium it also have its limitations and restrictions. I would not advise using acrylics as it dries to fast and then leaves a terrible texture on the stamp.
Remember to always keep it fresh! Till next time
This weekend I have decided to make a lino stamp of a illustration that I did in my sketchbook. I have also decided to make a video so you can also see my approach to lino stamps. I did my first Lino stamp as a way to promote the Designerart brand. I printed on t-shirts using screen-printing ink, wood and paper. It is a lot more cost effective than screen-printing and have its own unique characteristics that I really like. Like any other medium it also have its limitations and restrictions. I would not advise using acrylics as it dries to fast and then leaves a terrible texture on the stamp.
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| My very first Lino stamp that I still use today. |
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| The test print that I did in the YouTube video. |
Remember to always keep it fresh! Till next time
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