Schmincke Aqua Linoprint Paint
Schmincke Aqua Linoprint Paint - 35 ml / titanium white is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Schmincke Aqua Linoprint Paint
The Schmincke goal, to supply the very best artists' colours, is a pleasure for all who are involved - they are motivated by the artists' satisfaction. Those who donate their valuable time to creative activities usually wish to use the best possible material. Schmincke wants to contribute to a beautiful colourful world - with the best artists' supplies. This complements founding-forefathers motto: "MELIORA COGITO - I strive for the best!"
About this product:
- Aqua Linoprint inks offer diverse possibilities for single and multicolour linoprinting and material printing;
- All 15 linoprint colours along with the 3 effect colours, are based on Gum Arabic and contain high-quality organic and non-organic pigments;
- They are characterised by excellent lightfastness (exclusively 4-5 stars) and unique colour intensity;
- All colours are ready for use, can be mixed and also diluted with water if necessary;
- The perfect open times allow perfect processing, achieving sharp and uniform printing;
- Aqua Linoprint inks dry within 15 minutes, are smudge-resistant but not waterproof and can be easily overprinted.
Using
Various materials are suitable as substrates for linoprinting. In addition to smooth paper and coloured cardboard, felt or fabric can also be printed among other materials.
In addition to the linoprinting technique with a specialized press, preferred by many experienced artists there is also the option of stamp making. For example, the linoleum plate or a carved rubber plate can be used like a stamp. Woodcuts are also suitable for this method. In all techniques the linoprint colour is thinly rolled out on a glass plate and then applied thinly to the printing block with a linoleum roller. The design is transferred to the printing surface by pressing it evenly and calmly.













































































