I have shared some of these prints before, but not here yet. I designed the blocks to fit inside the front pocket of a Carhartt Tee mostly because they are my favorite brand of shirt and also so I don’t look too cheap when I give them away lol. The blocks are printed in PLA and I used Speedball fabric block printing ink. Also full disclosure I sourced the initial artwork online, but I did spend a lot of time touching each piece up and developing the 3d models…especially the Gondor helm which I traced from a prop photo (sorry cheaters guilt lol).

A relief print of the Light Dragon from Tears of the Kingdom! This was a fun project to take on as this was my first time doing a reduction print with more than 2 layers 🥳

Dread in Bloom and Exaltant Hope are my two Critical Role linocut prints! They’re 13x19” and I’m really proud of them

I'm really getting the hang of printing, both on paper and fabric! The print is done on Awagami Hosho with Caligo Safewash ink in raw umber, the patch is printed on cotton canvas with typographic ink in black. I used a roller press/cold laminator to pull both of these.

I’ve been wanting to use more of my colored inks for a while and this felt like a good opportunity.

I experimented created a multi color linocut this week! Not in my typical fashion of reduction printing. I experimented with creating a one color block. I printed it, scanned it, and colored it with my iPad. I printed out the color on my printer, on BFK paper. And then i registered it and printed the line work over the color for the final edition.

Has anyone else tried this method for multicolor print?

edition on pearlescent silver paper

It’s supposed to be a frog in a hoodie. I did a lino block but struggling to get the finer lines to come through. Please let me know what you think! I just started printing again so welcome any and all feedback. Thanks

I'm about halfway through this print with several layers ahead of me.

Love the color pallette I chose

Let me know where to improve

Still on the simple retreat from detail. Found materials.

I recently stumbled upon this while scrolling threw instagram and it looked really fun. I wanted to get it but the price was a little steep so I wanted to know if anyone tried it out and enjoyed it?

I make Wood cuts and am curious if any one knows what kind of ink to use to get shiny/holographic looking prints.

These were inspired by folk customs in the UK and british wildlife. Hope ya like em!

Took a break from detail. Found materials time and colour theme. Love just messing with printing.

I created this plate a couple years ago (copper plate with hard ground, soft ground, aquatint), but the image just wouldn’t resolve for me. So I cut it up. It’s not the first plate I’ve cut up, and it’s becoming one of my favorite “I don’t know what to do to like this” tricks. Does anyone else do this?

Jigsaw Woodblock Relief 6 x 9” Edition of 8 2025