Welcome to our blog series where we cover the basics of printmaking. This time we are looking at blankets for different types of printmaking presses so this article will be especially helpful if you are just setting up your equipment or looking for replacements for those worn out felts.
Need a new craft project? Re-painting a ukulele is fun, lots of people embark on it and the result is a unique instrument that not only looks great but is fully functional. Follow our guide and learn how to do it yourself!
Are you feeling the festive spirit yet? If you are looking for a few quick and easy Christmas crafts, look no further! In this blog post we will make 3 different decorations: decopatch baubles, a hanging star painted and dipped into gold dust and a stained glass candle holder to create that hartwarming and homey holiday mood. What's more, these simple Christmas crafts are perfect to do with children, although watch those sticky fingers and the glitter going everywhere!
Lawrence rollers are famous for their attractive design, high quality and durability and they have enjoyed a huge popularity among generations of printmakers. Whether you are looking for your first roller, replacing a much-loved oldie or perhaps it is time to expand your collection, this guide will help you make a well-informed decision to get a roller that will be your trusted pal for years or even decades to come.
Have you ever thought about making your own paint or ink? In today’s world where quality art supplies are easy to get hold of making your own materials might seem strange, but this trend is very popular with artists and hobbyists alike.
Which Japanese paper is right for my project? Would a tissue paper work with my design? Should I go with a thicker or a thinner paper? We set out to answer similar questions in this visual guide of our Japanese Printmaking papers.
We are testing the new Lawrence Ball Bearing Baren by printing a Japanese Vinyl design onto Kizuki and BFK Rives paper, using Speedball Water-soluble Relief Inks.