Art Lesson Demo: Tiki Carving on Linoleum PART 2

The video tutorial covers the process of transferring a drawing to linoleum and carving it using linoleum gouges. It provides safety tips and techniques for carving, including creating contour lines and patterns. The tutorial also explains how to create a black print and paint the linoleum to transform it into a colorful relief sculpture.

What is the purpose of using a bench hook while carving linoleum?

• To hold the linoleum in place and ensure safety

• To sharpen the linoleum gouge

• To apply ink to the linoleum

• To measure the depth of the carving

Which blade size is recommended for most of the carving work?

• Size 4

• Size 1

• Size 2

• Size 3

In the process of creating a black print, which areas of the linoleum will receive ink?

• The high raised areas

• The entire surface

• The areas that are carved out

• The edges only

What should you do if your tiki design looks plain and lacks detail?

• Leave it as it is

• Add more patterns and references to nature

• Paint it without carving

• Carve out the entire design

Why is it important to carve a deep line around the edge of the tiki head?

• To make the carving process faster

• To make the tiki head larger

• To ensure a clear print and prevent color mixing

• To reduce the amount of linoleum used