From the 1890s, European artists used it to make printed pictures that came to be called linocuts. The medium was used as a substitute for the age-old woodcut, which is relatively laborious to make.

If you like making DIY projects, dabbling in different arts, or even just looking at beautiful artistic creations on social media, you may have come across videos of people carving intricate designs ...

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A step-by-step guide to making a simple linocut card in any design – or copy our anti-Valentine's Day template if you like You will need 1 piece of lino 2 lino-cutting tools Ink roller Tube of ink, ...

Although he may be best known as one of the most innovative and prolific painters of all time, Pablo Picasso was also a voracious printmaker. Applying the same level of creativity to this medium as he ...

In a social media-driven age that moves frantically fast, artist and printmaker Dan Howden likes to work slow. How slow? His process always begins with taking a photograph, fine tuning that image via ...

A PROFESSIONAL artist took her craft online after lockdown was imposed and has gone on to attract interest from far and wide. Linocut artist Michelle Hughes launched her first online course teaching ...

Artist Stanley Donwood, who is perhaps best known for his Radiohead artwork, has created this beautiful linocut which depicts his vision of Fleet Street being destroyed by fire and flood. Artist ...

Image: 13" H x 10" W d frame: 20" H x 17" W d ...