What a wonderful find your channel has been. Thank you immensely for sharing your knowledge so freely.

I remember my days Print Making at Junction Mills in Bradford, Thornton Road, back in the 90s. It had a lot of old equipment, letter presses, offsetting and silk screen beds. I've been painting  again since 2008 and recently returned to lino blocks. I will also try some collagraphs, hopefully this week. Don't currently have a roller press for collagraphs and dry points at the moment...

I greatly appreciate the information offered here, but particularly your obvious love of your art! Very inspiring. Thank you!

Great advice on papers, thank you so much for sharing your wisdom. Well made video with clear instructions and of course I love your burnishers.

I would love to see a whole video of just you carving and talking about your technique and experiences on your work
Love your videos and your work! 😍

thank you so much... the paper info. alone was terrific

You're so smooth you make my feet feel funny

Thank you. The tips on paper are very helpful.

What a fabulous and inspiring teacher and artist you are. Very impressive and I will continue to follow you. Thank you.

Thank you Chris! Wonderful advise on paper.

Fabulous ❤ Thankyou ! Very informative 👌 we just received a book press as a donation for our arts centre. I'll be passing on your knowledge to my students ! Merci beaucoup 😊

Thanks Chris although i have painted for years , i am new to printmaking  and this has answered lots of my questions . Thanks  Sir .

I remembered doing my final year, since I was very tired going back from dorm and studio I decided to do my woodcut printing in my dorm room. I’m using the thinnest paper, butter paper, way too cheap well I’m just a student, but the art still look fine since 1997! I used the blunt back of my big cutter 😅, I tried spoon but never thought about using wooden spoon tho, but it’s still works.

Aw, I wanted to see a close-up of the final print. Good advice all the same.

Great video. Thank you!

Thank you Chris, educational and entertaining; win win

what a great introduction🙂

Excellent and inspiring. I have just come back to lino printing after many years. Your work is superb. :-)

Hi Chris, it is truly therapeutic to watch you working on your prints. A man with a passion. It is great. Thank you for sharing your knowlege. Regards from Germany. PS: Can you list your favorite papers for printmaking? Thx

Great, thank you