At our May meeting, we learned how to print with linocuts - loading the brayer with ink, inking the linocut (hand-carved linoleum), then pressing a sheet of paper on top to transfer the ink with a wood spoon or Japanese baren.
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| Linocut on left, print(s) on right |
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| A tracing of a photo is transferred to linoleum for carving |
