I uploaded my Midjourney AI generated images (as well as a few drawings and photos) to PHOTOMOSH, and used the "Linocut" option. The idea is to then laser engrave them into 6x6 inch linoleum squares and print them on 8x8 inch paper:
I converted all the JPGs below into SVG vector files using Autotracer:
Midjourney (blend)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__01.svg (1.14 MB)
I also "blended" two linocut images in Midjourney,
to get a different linocut image
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__02.svg (465 KB)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__03.svg (1.22 MB)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__04.svg (907 KB)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__05.svg (1.14 MB)
Midjourney (blend)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__06.svg (1.01 MB)
Midjourney (blend)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__07.svg (1.25 MB)
Midjourney (blend)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__08.svg (1.54 MB)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__09.svg (1.98 MB)
Midjourney (blend)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__10.svg (844 KB)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__11.svg (1.2 MB)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__12.svg (463 KB)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__13.svg (612 KB)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__14.svg (708 KB)
Midjourney (blend)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__15.svg (151 KB)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__16.svg (135 KB)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__17.svg (172 KB)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__18.svg (195 KB)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__19.svg (211 KB)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__020.svg (1.41 MB)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__21.svg (1.5 MB)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__22.svg (1.13 MB)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__23.svg (616 KB)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__24.svg (614 KB)
DOWNLOAD 240306__Linocut__25.svg (345 KB)
READY FOR ENGRAVING
Laser Engraved, Printed, Framed,
and hung at Quelab on March 13th, 2024
The above images have to be both "flipped horizontally" and turned into "negatives" before engraving into linoleum on the laser cutter, in order to print as they look above.
The images below are ready to be laser engraved:
In the wee hours of March 7th I laser engraved the above four images into linoleum:
This time after the engraving,
I let the laser cutter
cut the linoleum into 5.5 x 5.5 inch squares
- Engraving Speed: 150
- Power: 80 (max and min)
- Cutting Speed: 20
- Power: 100
The damp linoleum squares bowed up,
which can be a problem when printing
This linocut is backwards,
but should work well for transferring to Stamping Foam
MEANWHILE...
John Tollett laser engraved some linoleum at MAKE SANTA FE, and sent photos of these two linocut prints on March 7th:
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