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     • Raking Light is a reduction linocut using traditional artists/battleship lino, printed in oil-based inks onto Fabriano Rosaspina paper using an Albion printing press. By reduction printing, I mean that the whole print is created from one piece of lino (which I’ll refer to as the block in this blog).
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   What is raking light linocut?

   • I leave you to judge, depending on your answer, whether to read on or not… Raking Light is a reduction linocut using traditional artists/battleship lino, printed in oil-based inks onto Fabriano Rosaspina paper using an Albion printing press.

   How it’s made: reduction linocut my way… - Laura Boswell’s Studio

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   What is raking light?

   • Raking Light is a reduction linocut using traditional artists/battleship lino, printed in oil-based inks onto Fabriano Rosaspina paper using an Albion printing press. By reduction printing, I mean that the whole print is created from one piece of lino (which I’ll refer to as the block in this blog).

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   How to make a reduction linocut?

   • To make a reduction linocut you will need: Reduction linocut is one of the printmaking methods favoured by Picasso. To make a reduction linocut we use only a single piece of lino. Layers of colour are printed on top of one another, each from the same block which is carved between each colour.

   Making a Reduction Linocut - Handprinted

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   What linocut technique do you use?

   • Here are some of my linocuts using the reduction technique: The mother of all techniques, and probably one of the most difficult to master. It combines both the multi-block technique, with the reduction technique. By combining both methods, you can achieve an amazing depth of colour and tone.

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   How do you cut a lino block?

   • Decide on the position of the lino block and use double-sided tape to stick it down. The pins need to sit just above the top of the paper. These will stay here throughout the whole process. The nature of a reduction linocut means that we cannot go back to print more of an edition once we have reached the second layer.

   Making a Reduction Linocut - Handprinted

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   What is a single colour linocut?

   • This allows the colour of the paper to show through in the print. The surface of the block is inked (usually in a dark colour) and transferred to the paper. When designing a successful single colour linocut, it’s best to think in terms of negative and positive, or light and shadow.

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3. www.lauraboswell.co.uk › studiodiaryHow it’s made: reduction linocut my way… | Laura Boswell’s ...

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   Jan 20, 2018 · Raking Light is a reduction linocut using traditional artists/battleship lino, printed in oil-based inks onto Fabriano Rosaspina paper using an Albion printing press. By reduction printing, I mean that the whole print is created from one piece of lino (which I’ll refer to as the block in this blog).

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4. frankiebrown.co.uk › journal › linocut-techniquesLinocut Techniques Explained - Frankie Brown

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   • My linocuts are made with different methods - jigsaw, multiblock, reduction… but what does it all mean? Here’s a detailed explanation on the different linocut techniques I often use.
   • Single Colour Linocut. The simplest technique and the best for those just starting out with linocut. This method uses just one block to create one layer of colour.
   • Jigsaw Linocut. Same as single colour, but using multiple blocks of lino which are inked up in different colours and printed all at once. Pieces are inked up separately in different colours and placed together into composition.
   • Multi-block Linocut. For this technique, at least two blocks of lino are used, but the maximum amount is endless. Perhaps the most labour intensive technique, as it requires the most cutting.

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6. www.lauraboswell.co.uk › studiodiarylinores | Laura Boswell’s Studio Diary

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   Raking Light is a reduction linocut using traditional artists/battleship lino, printed in oil-based inks onto Fabriano Rosaspina paper using an Albion printing press. By reduction printing, I mean that the whole print is created from one piece of lino (which I’ll refer to as the block in this blog).

7. handprinted.co.uk › making-a-reduction-linocutMaking a Reduction Linocut - Handprinted

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   Jul 18, 2019 · To make a reduction linocut we use only a single piece of lino. Layers of colour are printed on top of one another, each from the same block which is carved between each colour. A reduction linocut can be easier to register than a multi-block lino.

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9. www.jacksonsart.com › blog › 2024/10/11A Guide to Linocut Printmaking - Jackson's Art Blog

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   Oct 11, 2024 · Linocut printmaking is a relief print process that involves carving into a block of linoleum using purpose-made gouges. Linoleum is a pliable material made from cork dust and linseed oil. Once the block is carved, ink is applied to the uncut, raised surface, and pressure is used to transfer the image onto paper.

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10. www.boardingallrows.com › linoleum-reduction-printsReduction Linocut Step-by-Step and Fixing Lino Mistakes ...

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    Feb 8, 2024 · The reduction linocut process for making multi-layer prints. Reduction printing step-by step. And, techniques to fix printing mistakes and lino blocks.

11. www.artistsandillustrators.co.uk › how-to10 top tips for linocut printmaking - Artists & Illustrators

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    Mar 8, 2022 · If you are new to lino, I’m hoping these tips for linocut printmaking will save you from my dire early experiences at school. Plus, I hope you experience the same joy as I do, whether it’s a one-off card you’re planning or embarking on of a lifetime of printmaking.