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Roberson Copperplate Reducing Oil
Starting at: £20.30
Printing inks can be made by mixing powdered pigments with copperplate oil. Pour small quantity of oil into well of dry pigment and grind with glass muller untill smooth. Thin oil is then added until mixture has consistency of double cream. Thin, Medium or Thick. Learn More -
Gamblin Tack Reducer 150ml
£15.60Tack Reducer is a gel made from a very light drying oil, making it completely compatible with the inks. Small amounts added to ink will efficiently reduce tack. Tack Reducer is transparent to allow the intensity of an inks color to be maintained. Learn More -
Lascaux Coloured coating for Hard Resist
Starting at: £33.00
These black or white coatings may be painted onto a dry layer of Hard resist so that the drawing made with etching tools is highly visible. The coloured coatings are not acid-resistant and are designed to be washed away with water before the plate is stopped-out or etched. Learn More -
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Schmincke Lino Water-based Inks 120ml
Starting at: £12.60
Water based inks for block printing and linocut. Learn More -
Schmincke Lino Water-based Inks 35ml
Starting at: £6.60
Water based inks for block printing and linocut. Learn More -
Schmincke Lino Water-based Inks 250ml
Starting at: £17.75
Water based inks for block printing and linocut. Learn More -
Charbonnel Aqua Wash Colours
Starting at: £9.90
Water-washable inks with oil emulsion suitable for Intaglio printing including etching, drypoint, aquatint, monoprint and mezzotint. Learn More -
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Lascaux Aquatint Spray Resist 500ml
£39.00Call to Order
This coloured resist is sprayed onto the plate to create a range of controllable tonal effects. It may be used in conjunction with Lascaux Lift solution, other lift methods, stencils and Lascaux Wash resist. Learn More -
Hangito 3mm (Right Handed)
£26.30Call to Order
The Hangi-toh is a cutting knife with a bevelled edge. It is used to outline areas to be kept. This is the most useful tool for the Mokuhanga artist. The tool is designed to be held blade down at roughly 90 degree angle with the flat edge of the blade towards line to be kept and the bevelled edge in the area to be carved away. A small amount of pressure is excised by placing thumb over the end of the handle slightly to the left and blade tilted to the right (if you are right handed) so that you may see the blade running down the line as you work, the blade should be guided with the other hand though care is needed not to apply too much pressure. This is the traditional method of holding the tool and, for this reason right and left handed tools are required. (Please note, left handed tools can be ordered by telephone and will take 4-6 weeks to arrive). The blade may be removed and sharpened by slipping off the ferrule. Learn More


