Material:
- Schmincke College® Linol (Set - 84001)
- Selve-carved rubber plates (e.g. Factis) with summer motifs
- Schmincke LINO pearl (50900) for Pearl gloss effects oder Lino Lasur (50902) or LINO gloss (50901)
- a roller for colour application
- a glass plate for rolling out the lino colours
- Schmincke LINO-CLEAN (50903)
- Paper for printing (e.g. Hahnemühle Nostalgie)
- strong cardboard or a painting board
- Spray bottle with water
Version 1: Application of College Linol – Mixing of a violet and the use of lino pearl
Step 1:
College linol is perfectly suited for mixing furthercolours. Mix some red and blue on a glass plate with the roller and you will get a beautiful violet. For a pearl effect, add some lino pearl (50900) and mix it with the roller.
Step 2:
Now you roll the violet-pearl-shade onto the carved rubber plate. Put the printing paper onto the stamp and press it carefully and onto the colour. For an even result, you can use strong cardboard or, as in our example, a painting board. Now you can remove the print carefully.
The best pearl effect can be achieved when using darker colours.
Dried colour on the glass plate can be reactivated with a little water.
Therefore, you wet the dried colour with a little water using a spray bottle. Now you roll with the roller until the lino colour has got its usual properties. The printing results will be as beautiful as ever.
Version 2: Multicolour prints
An already dried print can easily be overprinted with another (contrasting) colour.
Left side: Black pure;
Right side: black, overprinted with LINO gloss
Left side: Blue pure;
Right side: Blue mixed withLINO extender
LINO-CLEAN - ideal as cleaning agent for highly soiled lino working tools (printing plates or roller). Fresh colours can be removed with water.
