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So well explained from a to z… most other tutorials I’ve found have been incomplete. Thanks you! ❤

Love this tutorial and the details! What's the ink that you're using? Is it water soluble block printing ink? And would any regular A4 size paper work?

I can not thank you enough seriously I've watched so much tutorials on this but yours was by far the best and most easiest to understand🔥 ❤

I’ll tell you what you got a subscriber here!! Been wanting to do this with my designs for the longest and all the videos i looked up didn’t easily explain like you did! Thank you look forward to working with CMYK

Best tutorial for this I have seen in 10 years.

I was pulling my hair trying to sort this. Even chat got couldn’t help lol. Thanks for your help.

So beautiful! What laser was used?

This is nice! Is this in Italy?

Was this cut on mdf?

This was super helpful to me! Thank you

i'm having trouble, each time i paste it back to my new doc in cmyk. it doesnt paste in the same postion. it paste all over my canvs. i tried moving them but each time i move it , the color stains the channel.

Hey thanks for the video, when I go to print this they all came out printed looking the same?

After converting the channels to bitmap photoshop isn’t letting me copy and paste into a new document. The layers are locked. Any ideas for what I should do?

Great explanation thank you soo much!

tks i got struggle in these

Used this a lot with my younger students. Simple and great fun.

nice 1

Thank you very much, the tutorial is clear and simple, thanks !

Concise and to the point. Excellent pacing. Iconic. Every time I go through this process I always watch somebody do it on UA-cam and your video honestly was so quick and easy. I really appreciate it. Thank you.

How do you register this to a screen?

great vid, how to add white background

I'm surprised you didn't zoom in close at the end to show us the 4 colors of halftone dots! I was waiting to see that.

thakn

well at this point just use a inkjet and print it on paper

Nice video. Do you need to add registration marks to align the images when screen printing? Also, what order do you print the different colors?

THANK YOU!! this was perfect!

Thank you! Best tutorial on this I've come across!

Thank you great theacher

This is great, best tutorial I've come across for CMYK

What is the name of that type of press?

PLEASE TURN OFF THE MUSIC.

nice work! did u use a fiberboard for the linocut ?

Could we use a scoring tool for ceramics as our sharp object?

I’m definitely trying this out. Thanks for the tutorial.

Thank you for the video, I was following every step but for some reason it doesn't let me copy and paste the bitmap images into the final document. Any advice for that? Thanks!

Thank you ❤

Quite an old video, but the clearest and most straightforward explanation I’ve found. Deserves many more views. Particularly liked the use of PS Essentials. Thanks very much.

Loved it!! Your footage is really pretty, this made me want to film something on my own super 8 camera

this is so nice, had the best summer ever this year

This brings back memories of child hood, many decades in the past. Lol Thank you for sharing.😊

Just loved and gonna try them all ❤

Awful music very disturbing

Gimp has a filter called Newsprint (filter->distorts->newsprint) and it can split all the colors, but only to a single layer so you need to magic wand select each color and create seperate layers

One of the best videos I've watched on book binding ❤

Great video, must give this a go!!

tnx a lot!!!

This is the only video I could find that explains this process and you did it perfectly! Thanks

You are the only video that laid this out perfectly could never get this down with any other videos on YT Thank you!!

Hi! My printer is asking not only for this but also to have each color as a layer on the file. I've managed to figure out how to convert the channels into layers, but once I do that and color overlay each layer with its respective cmyk color, my artwork doesn't look accurate at all. Do you have any tips for this situation?

simple and excellent technique. Really good for testing out an image as a drypoint before committing to copper for a longer edition. Thank you.