Part 7: The Magic of Color I – The ‘Reduction Method’ for Multi-Color Prints Once you’re accustomed to the stark intensity of single-color linocuts, it’s time to venture into the world of color. Among the various techniques for creating multi-color prints, one of the most unique and captivating is the ‘reduction method.’ Perfected by Pablo…
Part 6: Bringing the Image to Life – The Art of Inking and Printing The carefully carved linoleum block is now ready to meet ink and paper to be born as a work of art. Inking and printing are the final stages of the linocut process and the decisive moment when all efforts come to…
Part 5: The Beginning of Creation – From Design to Carving 5.1. Designing for Linocut: Thinking in Black and White Linocut is not an art of addition, but of subtraction. It is based on a subtractive process, creating an image by ‘removing’ the surface of the block with a carving tool. This requires a fundamentally…
Part 4: Your Perfect Guide to Your First Linocut: Tools and Materials If you’ve decided to enter the world of linocut, the first hurdle is choosing the right tools and materials. This choice is not just a preparatory step but the first creative act that determines the aesthetic possibilities of your final work. The combination…
Part 3: Linocuts of the Masters – Picasso, Matisse, and Their Successors 3.1. Pablo Picasso: A Revolution of Color from a Single Block Pablo Picasso, the titan of 20th-century art, brought innovation to every medium he touched—painting, sculpture, ceramics—and linocut was no exception. In the 1950s, while collaborating with printmaker Hidalgo Arnéra in Vallauris, Southern…
Part 2: The Journey of Linocut – From Expressionism to the Present 2.1. Die Brücke and German Expressionism: The Birth of Linocut The modern linocut was born in the early 20th century amidst the flames of Expressionism that blazed in Germany. The artist group ‘Die Brücke’ (The Bridge), formed in Dresden in 1905, rebelled against…
All About Linocut: Art Blossoming from the Tip of a Carving Tool Part 1: An Introduction to Linocut – The Charming Encounter of Carving and Printing 1.1. What is Linocut? The World of Relief Printing The linocut is a printmaking technique invented in the mid-19th century that has become a significant pillar of modern printmaking….
An Animated Journey to the 1920s: What Is Rubber Hose Style? Rubber hose is a charming and iconic style that originated in the golden age of American animation in the 1920s. As the name suggests, its most defining characteristic is that characters’ limbs bend and stretch freely as if they were boneless ‘rubber hoses.’ This…
An Animated Journey to the 1920s: What Is Rubber Hose Style? Rubber hose is a charming and iconic style that originated in the golden age of American animation in the 1920s. As the name suggests, its most defining characteristic is that characters’ limbs bend and stretch freely as if they were boneless ‘rubber hoses.’ This…
An Animated Journey to the 1920s: What Is Rubber Hose Style? Rubber hose is a charming and iconic style that originated in the golden age of American animation in the 1920s. As the name suggests, its most defining characteristic is that characters’ limbs bend and stretch freely as if they were boneless ‘rubber hoses.’ This…
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