Lino printing presentation
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This document provides instructions for the lino printing process. It explains how to draw a simple image, trace it onto tracing paper and lino, cut out the lines on the lino with a V or U shape while keeping fingers safe, apply ink to the lino with a roller, and print the image onto paper by placing the lino on paper and using a spoon to transfer the ink. Advantages are unique designs and cheap with only one print needed, while disadvantages are it takes a long time and the design cannot be reused. Alternative printing methods like laser and offset lithography are also outlined.
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- 2. Draw The Image Draw on card or paper Make it simple Make sure it is not too complicated
- 3. Trace The Image Trace the image onto tracing paper. Secure your tracing paper onto the paper Use selotape
- 4. Place Image on Lino put the image onto the lino turn over the tracing paper on the other side go over the lines with pencil
- 5. Use The Woodblock place the lino onto a woodblock will help you cut out the lines Prevents from cutting yourself
- 6. Cut out the lines V shape- Cutting out the lines U shape- Cutting out the background CAN BE DANGEROUS !
- 7. Keep fingers away from where you are cutting CUT YOURSELF Keep lino on woodblock at all times
- 8. . Apply the Paint Dip roller in ink Water based ink Roll paint on lino
- 9. Print Plain piece of paper Spoon to print better Take paper off FINISHED
- 10. Advantages Unique Designs Disadvantages Start all over again Take a long time Cheap Only one design Make a lot of copies
- 11. Laser Printing
- 12. Digital printing process High quality printing First laser printer introduced in 1981 Image is projected on paper by laser beam Ink is printed onto the paper
- 13. Advantages Disadvantages • Quick • Expensive •Heavier • High quality •Toners can heat • Ideal for homework up and break • Offices • Businesses • Make a lot of different Copies • Can come with other features
- 14. Offset Lithography • • • • • • Used for printing newspapers Factory Heavy Equipment Dangerous Oil and Water 1875
- 15. Huge paper rolls are used Weigh tones Ink is printed onto the paper
- 17. Advantages Disadvantages • • • • High quality Fast printing Easy Good for big jobs • Not good for small jobs • Materials are complex • Can only be made in a factory
Editor's Notes
- As it will be the first time, when doing this for a long time you can do complicated images. The first step of lino printing is that you have to draw an image on a piece of paper/card etc. Make sure the image is not too complicated as it will be hard to cut out the lines later on in the process.
- You have to secure the tracing paper onto the piece of paper with seloptape to make sure that it doesn’t slip and it doesn’t affect the way you are tracong it.
- After tracing the image onto the tracing paper it is now time toTo do this we have to or an easier and faster way to do this is by shading the back of the image firmly and fastIf you have writing on the image make sure you draw it turn it over fill it in the other side and transfer it onto the lino have to do writing in reverse.
- After transferring the image onto the lino you have to by using lino cutters and also prevent you from cutting yourself
- Two types of cutters should be usedThe V shape lino cutter is used mainly for image and the U shape lino cutter is used for cutting bigger bits such as the
- So be careful to
- To do this you have to..Most proffessionallindo cutters use oil based ink but to be safe we will be using wateer based inkAfter roll the paint on to lino
- Finally print the image onto aUse a wooden spoon to print betterAfter that take paper off and you are
- The laser printer is a digital printing process that produces high quality prints, it is mostly attached to a computer or laptop. The first laser printer was introduces in 1981. The printer print the images by projected the image onto the paper with a laser beam and then printed onto the paper with a charges rotating drum called the selenium.
- Advtanges for owning a laser printer is that it is quick and printing and also makes good quick high quality prints. They are ideal for printing out homework using it in offices to print out documents. Can make a lot of copies in a short space of time and also can come in other features such as a photocopy and many more.Some disadvantages are the they ink cartridge is very expensive and will not last you that long. Printers are heavier and also the toners in the printers could heat up causing your printer to break meaning you have to buy a new one
- Offset lithography is used for printing newspapers. The printing process is based in factories involving a lot of heavy equipment. Workers have to wear protecive clothing and headphones to protect their ears from bursting as it is so loud and also not getting hurt from the equipment. Offset lithography involves oil and water ink for the newspapers. The first offset lithography machine created was in 1875.
- In the factory huge paper rolls are used for the printing, these paper rolls weigh tones and have to be moved around with a trolly. The ink is printed onto the paper
- Water rollers and ink rollers roll around movingthe plate cylinder. The offset and impression cylinder roll together to print onto the big sheets of paper.
- Consistant high quility text and imaging. Very fast printing, making millions a day, Easy as it doesn’t invlove much work, good for big jobsDisadvantage is that it is not good for small jobs, The materials are complex and can invlove a lot of moving around, Offset printing can only be used in a factory.