Always thought I was doing something wrong when I cut the back and ended up with shitty edges! Don't know why it never occurred to me to cut it the other way round, thank you so much

Thank you very much for this.Retired now being an illustrator and artist. Going to give this a bash. Always wanted to do Lino prints back in art school.

Anyone else notice the big whiff he took off the towel he sprayed? Lol

A laser printer, paper that stickers come on (the shiny side), and Liquitex Gloss Heavy Gel, will transfer an image to lino in great detail.

6:11 Enjoying a snort from a bottle clearly marked with the word "POISON" and a skull and crossbones? So much for lino cutting being the domain of dainty aesthetes and gentle, timid souls!  :)

I love the purple spirits in the fancy bottle! I certainly haven't seen that for sale anywhere. I would have bought it if I had!

Thank you so much for sharing excellent detail on your process, garnered from considerable experience!

thankyou so much great advice

Fantastic. So really practical and helpful. :-)

the grey lino is the one that is called "Battleship" lino.   its called that because the grey is the same color as what they paint battleships.

Hi Chris,
You talk about the marker you use to draw the artichoke, would you tell me the brand and what size it is? Thanks so much, enjoying your videos.

any specific Kind of of sponge u recommend for prepping the lino

So what about mod modge photo transfer medium?

Hello Chris, thank you for the guide. What were you using to smooth the lino?Thank you,Shimon

Appreciate your techniques which I am finding very useful indeed, but I was horrified by the lack of rubber gloves on on your hands while rubbing onto the paper.
Acetone is very toxic. Otherwise, thank you for your terrific demos. Stay safe!

The cameraman is breathing directly in my ears with his mouth widely opened. How distracting and annoying could be that!