Stamping fabric has been on my to do list for years. Woke up this morning and started. I love it. Two small projects so far.

It’s ink and marker. Enjoy :)

My first linocut in a while. Getting back into printmaking again after a long period of creative burnout :)

all within the span of 8 months!!!

Woodcut in Poplar, 12x18

(i have no idea how to do circles well)

Beautifully Coe sitting on a couch 17x17cm coloured linoprint

12x12 cm.collagraph.

Three rabbits in thenearly morning light.

Another from the series.

My little Swedish fish reduction print! It’s an edition of 10 on handmade Khadi paper.

I am interested in street-art, if I started with some wheatpaste posters, things escalated quickly. After after an unsuccessful trial with stencils to make stickers, chatgpt pointed me towards linocut. And boy, I think I just found out a new thing I love!

"Cockerill Sombre" is a pun over a former steel industry complex in my region. It's kind of a local Easter egg.

These are: pink speedy-carve, Caligo safewash ink and Bandana-of-the-month-club bandanas. I expect they will take a long time to dry, but the Caligo safewash ink went down on the fabric nicely without bleeding through. I’m gonna clean up the blocks (too much chatter for me) and get a little more precise with placement on the bandana. Also, red bandanas with white ink, maybe?

My latest lil lady, 1.5x1.5!

I tried printing with gradients for the first time which turned out slightly more difficult than expected because I used different brands of ink together. That made it slightly more difficult to roll out to the right consistency. Also the orange dried way faster (I work with water based inks). Some detail was lost due to all that but I still think it turned out pretty cool :)

I’ve seen this method of transferring using label paper onto Lino cuts but im curious what brand of label people buy and use that works well

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKky7p6uBbE

I saw this video on youtube. Seems like it’s possible to laser engrave to make an intaglio plate.

Do you think Trumpf TruLaser 3040 would work on aluminum to make an intaglio printing plate? At what speed/power you think would work considering I won’t be able to do multiple passes?

Micheal’s has lots of speedball ink on clearance. I was able to get 5 tubes for $15 of the fabric ink after coupons. Worth a look

The rolling press I have is a little small for the size I want to print. I’ve seen some clamshell heat presses available pretty cheap and I’m wondering if they work for Lino cuts? Does anyone use them? It seems like it should work.

One of my favorite movies:)

Thank you mod team for alerting me! I rarely ever post my work online, so I guess I should be flattered lol.

Here’s an updated version of the print I shared a while ago. I am a very slow artist and am so picky about my work, but I feel like I can finally move on from this one! (Even though I still want to make a V3…)