Linocut Reunion after 14-years ✦ Block printing on fabric

It’s been 14 years since the last time I did linocut — back in 2012!
And after all these years, this technique still has my heart.

I have time, I have no job, so why wouldn’t I spend
all day doing linocut block printing?

But jokes aside —
my first linocut at universitynever let me forget that moment.
I fell in love with this technique where 3D becomes 2D,
and this is why the linocut process feels like magic because usually,
it’s the other way around, from 2D to 3D.


In this video, I’m spending the whole day — from morning to evening —
doing just one thing: linocut block printing on fabric.
Hand-carving the stamp, adjusting, taking coffee breaks, testing, printing,
and being endlessly satisfied. I show the full process, my tools,
and I talk about linocut and artist-related thoughts in the background.

Until last winter, I had been working as a graphic designer for companies
and individual clients, focused on commercial ideas.
There was no space for linocut in those projects.

But now I’m an independent artist and designer building a personal brand — and I can finally invite linocut back into my life.


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Hi, I’m Daria Lonckoo —
a Seoul-based graphic designer and artist inspired by Asian culture,
its folklore, and deep concepts.

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