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Stunning work!
fave the journal article to give your art more exposure (if you wish to), and don't forget to look at all the others!
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I’ve shown your work here: [link] Great work!
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The colour you used in this print is very nice, reminds me of Chinese porcelain
I like the amount of detail you put into this, and the different mark-making techniques, yet the bird itself is easily recognisable 
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Wow this is really nice, I really like all the lines, there is allot to see but you can still recognize the bird, I think it looks great!
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I liked this one most because I do love woodcuts. And I do love birds.
Both them in the same work is really smt adorable!
I'd like to have this in my room.
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Love the colors you used, and the fact that it's a lino. Too cool!
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I love the blue and white together, it makes me think of toile
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Lovely! Creative medium, and I like the background color.
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I think the blue definitely makes it effective
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I would love it, when I could see the bird a little better, but hmm, i love it this way, too
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This is a really interesting image, well done!
I would recommend using a hotplate or something to warm your lino up slightly before starting to carve, this will help you to vary the type and thickness of line. Using a narrow tool helps too, or one that has a deeply v-shaped blade which can do both fine and thick lines.
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Thank you. I don't have much experience in cutting lino's and I did not know warming the lino could make it easier. But I did use a set of narrow and less narrow tools.
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Warm it until it's like freshly baked bread...or so my print teacher taught me.
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I really like the way the bird takes a second to pop out. Random question, why did you go with blue?
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Thank you. I printed this lino in several colours but I like the pure blue colour best.
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This lithograph is fantastic! I absolutely love all the details you've put into this!
Amazing work!
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Oh my god. I love linocuts. And this. Is so beautiful.
Iloveit.
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Thank you. Do you also make linocuts yourself? I visited your gallery and saw you have a very nice graphic style.
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You know, I've been meaning to. It's something I really need to try, and I actually have most of the stuff. I just need to get some cutting material. Apparently, the only place around here that carries appropriate linoleum is the overpriced art store, so. ONE DAY. I just love the style. Woodcuts, too. Great stuff.
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Thank you. This is a lino print. I cut into the linoleum, rolled printing ink on the linoleum and pressed the linoleum on paper to print.
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oh, will read more into that! thanks. great work!
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hmm, minimalism is nice sometimes. but it`s a little hard to discern what`s in there at a first glance.
but interesting style. :]
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You should sharpen your cutting tools, some of those edges are a bit dull. It's either that or there was too much ink on the roller. *stares* I really like it though. It's interesting how you from working in negative space to positive in the foreground.
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We did lino prints in school and I bsoloutly hated it. I cut my self at lest three times. Really nice picture.
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You make me wish doing some linos
I came to your page again with Getwatchers artwiewer... what a coincidence
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Yes it's nice to do lino printing
especially when you are also experienced in working with stained glass, I think
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There is an artist who did both: Georges Rouault [link]
I did some linos at school, but there was so much pressure to make every print identical. There is something beautiful about the paint that unevenly transfers to paper. I remembered that when I saw your lino-print.
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Georges Roualt. Never heard of. Nice and impressive work. Solid, quiet and a bit dramatic. Thanks for the link.
You are right about printing and unevenly transfer of paint.
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Wonderful print! I love that there are lines everywhere but they dont detract from the focus image of the bird.
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