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Finding the right amount of ink was one of the harder things to do because the different brands there was a different amount of ink that I liked to do. Carving mine was really easy especially since I had a simple stencil and used the acetate. I liked to play with the different backgrounds, and even made a lot of my own using the Geli Printing technique. The Geli printing was another easy thing. But at first it was hard to see hiw much pressure I had to apply to the paper to get the whole pattern that I made to come off onto the paper

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For this alteration i did a mixture of white and blue in on paper and left it to dry and then I printed over it with the block that I carved

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When you are carving don't rush it because you can slip up and carve out the wrong areas, and make a lot of scratches on your linoleum. Use more ink for the negative space so that they will be completely filled in when you use the press. Also make sure that you carve deep enough so that the lines you carve show up white and don't get filled in with the ink otherwise you will have to keep on carving

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Leave some of the rubber stamp left if you want to have some chatter Me I carved out to much so I couldn't get any chatter. The fine lines are really hard to get with this type of rubber

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Don't use as much ink as you think you need because it will be too much. Also don't rest your hand on your print when you are tracing it, otherwise you will get too much chatter. Also let them dry if you alter it with tissue paper otherwise it might bleed. Also the amount of ink that you should use varies with the brand.

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I used oil paint and didn't finish. So I waited the weekend a started again on Monday. Next time I would finish it all in one day so that a lot of the paint doesn't dry over the weekend. After I would take more paint of even pen to define the black lines that were too hard to get with the oil paint. For example I would do this with some of the lines in her hair, the black border against her red nails, and even the hand in some areas.

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I feel like it's a little to simple since it's cut off the edge and only half the tree is showing. Next time I would create a background for the paper and after go in with a pen to define the edges and lines like you would see in a real tree

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Next time I would concentrate the colors onto certain areas more. And then after go in with a pen to define the edges more

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I would let the edges dry more so that when I put it under the press it would smear everywhere

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I would put try to make it so that the colors don't go everywhere that isn't my print

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I would make more shades of the shape. And also put more paint so that it's more filled in and not as sparse in some areas