Okay, so this is another review for a carving material that I first started using a few years ago. This stuff doesn't have a name or any other info on it, but it's a softer lino that I've been able to use for stamps before (somewhere in the history of this blog you'll find a post about the first time I used it... wait, that was FOUR YEARS ago?!)
The upshot of this material is that it is inexpensive. A fairly large sheet (it's really more of a sheet than a slab) is only about $8. And it's in store, so no shipping. (I pick this stuff up at DeSerres in the linocut area, they don't seem to sell any of this stuff online.)
Thursday, March 31, 2016
Monday, March 28, 2016
Carving Material Review: SEED Horunavi
Hello and welcome back for another review, yay! (I would note that since my last post, I now have even more carving materials in my possession to review... this may be the never-ending set of reviews...)
So, I splurged and actually bought some carving material from Japan made by a company called SEED. (If you go to their website, it looks like they make erasers and things like that as well, and I'm charmed that they put as the title for their product category "Curving Erasers".)
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