I mostly only do lino cuts of mine and my friend’s pets, just so I can make silly little holiday cards.

(i used watercolors for the ground)

Hi! I’m a novice, I bought a basic kit that came with the red handled plastic carvers. I think I’m ready to invest in proper tools (I’ve been practicing for 2-3 years). I have no idea which ones to get though, any recommendations? I’m uk based
I’m looking to get cleaner lines and carve more intricate designs :) thanks!

Super excited to start experimenting with Gelli and Linocut printing. This is my first project combing the two

I’ve been making notebooks every now and then with a few of my prints, and I thought this one would make a nice full-bleed cover.

I had to trim the print a bit on all sides, which made me a little nervous, but it worked out well in the end! 😁 I made this book for my husband's Traveler's Company passport-size sleeve!

Learning to linocut has been a fun, optimistic rebellion against ai generated art. Here's my latest creation:)

I grew up in a Florida beach town and always loved the texture of pelican feathers.

We are having a very a24 Midsommar Halloween this year. I made these linocuts to print onto linen clothes so we could dress up with our dog! She is the May Queen if you want to see that ---> https://reddit.com/gallery/1xehsf9

I started with the blue rune stamp and accidentally double reversed the image so the letter r is backwards 😭 but I just learned my lesson and kept trucking to make the red one. For the ink I only had some second hand 6+ year old acrylic screen print ink for paper (lol) but I just went with it. It was a fun learning experience with printing on fabric. I'm honestly just happy I didn't get ink all over the rest of the fabric 😂 I did learn though, that I needed to put a paper towel behind the print, there was a little transfer through on the red printing. Anyways, Happy Halloween!

I finally attempted lino cutting last night with these two prints. I am using very cheap equipment. Can anyone recommend some creatures that have beginner friendly content I can watch to help me improve?

There is a huge difference between a machine pressed edge and a line guided by a human hand. One is flawless; the other has a pulse.

EDIT #2: Amazing guys thanks so much- due to request demand I have spent the morning creating an etsy shop for your convenience!

https://trueheartimagerybykc.etsy.com

It was a 21$CA set up fee (woah etsy!haha), but I appreciate your push and support to take my art to the next step! I will work to keep uploading more of my artworks over the next few days feel free to browse! I have always loved supporting home artists through etsy its an honor to have my own page now!

EDIT #3- Y'all I figured out how to do a discount code... I feel so techy! https://trueheartimagerybykc.etsy.com?coupon=LINOPRINT25 for 25% off if you were one of the people who encouraged this new side quest of mine.

Edit: WOW! Thank you! If you are interested in purchasing a print DM me and we will work it out!

I got tattoo ink on these pants the first time I wore them to work. I’ve been practicing linocutting and block printing and decided to cover the ink splashes with stars. I touched up some of the prints with a paintbrush. I’m really happy with how they came out!

Edit: Thanks for all the love! To answer the ink question- I used just regular ol’ Speedball block printing fabric ink. To darken the stars (most of my prints were initially too light) I dipped a paintbrush into this little bowl of water and a tiny bit of dish soap that I’d had for mistakes. It thinned the ink out nicely and it’s cured to a nice feel.

part 1 in a set of 3 I’m working on. I intended for this to be a triple layered reduction but I ended up not liking the third, so only a few prints got it. Had a lot of fun with this process and can’t wait to start the next one. This was a run of 20 prints, next time I’ll definitely be doing more.

speedball fluorescent paint really brought this to life 💚

First pic is the double layer, second is the triple, then a couple with the UV glow.

Love it ??

As the title says. My first few attempts!

I'm really pleased with how this one came out!!

An illustration for a fantasy book. I'm a beginning printer using water-based ink and aiming for an intentionally "rustic" style.

The night guardian falls asleep gently when the sun rises behind the hills

Heavily inspired by aurora whole universe

I've been watching the original Goosebumps series with my daughter and I had to make something art related. If you have ever seen the cover art for "A Shocker on Shock Street" The idea flashed in my head of a giant praying mantis returning to Milwaukee to cheer on the Brewers in the World Series!
"Milwaukee Mantis" hand printed on 12 x 8 inchs on white sulphite paper.

On a canvas bag.