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Published: 2006-11-08 22:27:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 567; Favourites: 9; Downloads: 9
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linoleumcut... something like woodcut but in linoleum
overprinted on cardboard and line material.size: 41x29
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Shall I print one?I'd like to copy from it in my art class.
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pewnie z mojej torebki ktora jest taka niepowtarzalna
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nice work. i tried doing a wood cut print and it didnt turn out as well.
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i had that luck that in my academy we have subject called Graphics
1. if you dont have opportunity to use prass and you want to print some small format artwork (or even a big one) then use a spoon... yes spoon (like a soup spoon)
2. try to get some good ink, find a printing firm/advert agency and ask them for a bit of it, thay have tons of good quality inks
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thats awesome, wished my school funding would let me do that. i literally had to carve out of a piece of plywood. and after that i had blisters the size of thumbtacts.
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yes its hard to get a good wood for that, if u cant get one then try to get linoleum, ask in family maybe someone have a bit of it or check in shops. That material is realy nice and easy to work with, much easyer then wood.
Nice homemade Graphics material is also plexiglass, and you can even place and image (mirrored) under it to make the work much easyer then use some kind of needle do scratch the image on plexiglass.
How to print it? give a bit of printing ink on a rubber os some cloth material (even some old t-shit) cover whone plexi with ink (make it very precisely, ink have to cover every scratch), now clean plexi from not needed ink (it have to stay only in scratches), place a peace of paper on it and "spoon it" 
PS. if u can find plexiglass then use CD boxes
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again thanks for the info!
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If you would like to see some nice plexiglass works the visit Adam's gallery
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neat! thankies, im going to keep my eye on you
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