Roller printing
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(Hearts Afire, 12" x 12", hand-carved stamps on heavy watercolor paper, 2007) (This tutorial can also be purchased as an e-book from both Amazon.com and Barnes and Nobel.) Every artist needs primary source material. Primary source material is original images, sketches, drawings and photographs that the artist herself has generated without the aid of any outside sources. In other words, the shot you snapped of light reflecting off water, the sketch you made of your kitty, or the watercolor…
Here's a roundup of what's piquing our interest this week: Checking out Arquitectos' solar-powered project in Água d'Alto, Portugal. Both Christine and Mer
Snooze One® – Lettering Artist on Instagram: "Creating a pattern using a paint roller 😌 Shoutout to @scon.75 for showing me this technique a couple years back 👊👊 Always wanted to try that! You could just cut directly into the paint roller… I mainly used the foam rubber because it makes a better process to film 😅 Had some troubles with it the foam rubber tho. I used linoleum ink to finally get the pattern on the paper 😬"
First Print from the rolling pin!
Choosing the right roller for your relief printing can get confusing. Different uses, budgets, sizes and preferences can dictate which roller is best for you. We’ve put together a guide to lino rollers to help you choose the best roller for you. There are several factors that decide how a roller will perform: There are … Continue reading "Relief Printing Rollers: A Comprehensive Guide"
Check our guide to learn about the best rubber rollers and brayers for printmaking. Whether you’re looking for hard or soft rollers, there’s no doubt that a quality ink roller will make life easier and, consequentially, more pleasurable.
The Rollers – The Painted House
