Different Ways to Transfer a Linocut to Paper

There are lots of options for methods to transfer your linocut to paper - you can use a press or hand burnish, you can use a baren or your hand! Here are some of the options available.
Relief Printing Press: handprinted.co.uk/collections...
Etching Presses: handprinted.co.uk/collections...
Bamboo Baren: handprinted.co.uk/collections...
Plastic Baren: handprinted.co.uk/collections...
Speedball Baren: handprinted.co.uk/collections...
Kean Ball Bearing Baren: handprinted.co.uk/collections...
Slama Presses: handprinted.co.uk/collections...
Rollers: handprinted.co.uk/collections...

[@Saiga-wc2mu]

Can you pls make a video comparing results of using disk baren vs hand? And pls comment on this when it’s posted or if u decide to make it so I know to keep checking

[@bluestar.8938]

Thank you Lovely : )

[@harlem4039]

😎😎😎

[@AngelicVirgo]

Can you use watercolour paper for lino printing?

[@Handprinteduk]

It's not ideal as it tends to be quite thick and textured. You can give it a try though!

[@AngelicVirgo]

@@Handprinteduk thank you for replying to my question, what paper would recommend for linocut?

[@davidjames2145]

@@AngelicVirgo Try everything! If it's blank then have a go; you might discover a new favourite by accident. All you have to lose is a little ink.
I'm only saying it because I'm a novice and an doing exactly this; don't leave any blank paper near me or you'll end up with an image on it. 😄