top tips
Yak: Emma Lino cutting for me is incredibly therapeutic. The repetitive motion of gliding the blade across the surface of the lino to reveal an image is for me the best part of the process. 'Oh I remember doing that at school' 'did you enjoy it?' 'no I cut my finger and never did it again' This is sadly, an all too common conversation I have with visitors to exhibitions and shows that I take part in. Lino cutting doesn't have to be this way! Its a very simple process and can be experimental and surprising in outcomes. Below are my top tips for lino printing, I hope that you have a go, and any questions or tips you might have then bob them in the comments section. If you would like to see a video of me working then click here ! Top tips for lino printing 1-Paint a thin layer of acrylic paint over the top of the lino before you transfer the image. I use battleship grey lino...