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I noticed that each process that I did needed a different amount of ink to look good so practicing to get the desired look was important. Sometimes the ink did not cover the whole print and other times it would be too much and the ink would try with a spotted texture. Another good idea is to work fast, have lots of paper, have lots of space around you to have the paper because the ink will dry to the screen. I would not reccomend carving a really detailed print unless you are very patient and detail oriented. Also, all the checkers started to fall off after I printed a few times but I was able to get a few good prints that I was happy with.

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If I were to do this process again, I would carve with a bigger gauge and carve deeper into the linolium since I would have liked more white space. I definetly would do the reduction process again because I really like being able to incorperate multiple colors into my prints. Some tips I would give to somebody else is to carve a little deeper than you think you might need to for more defined lines, and to do a lot of test prints trying different amounts of ink and different presses to see what looks best with your block.

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For this project, I used a ballpoint pen which seemed to give me very sharp and clear lines. I then tried to trace a building onto the marbled shaving cream paper which didn't work at all. I had fun adding alterations to my prints.

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This is was my favorite print that I made. I also added a lot of soap to this plate as well as painting and printing in the same class period.

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This one turned out a lot better. At first i painted it in oil paint, but the paint was too dry and wouldn't print. I then went to repaint the same picture in watercolor. I put a lot more soap on the plate, and did the painting/printing process all in one class period, which turned out a lot better. I left white space to add lines.

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This was my first print. The red of the rose printed really well, but the green still stuck to the plastic. This print sat out to dry over the weekend which might have caused it to not fully print. I really liked how the water adds texture to the picture to create depth.