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rainbow-falls — zebra lino print
Published: 2017-03-01 13:27:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 547; Favourites: 53; Downloads: 0
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ooh i may now use that as an excuse not to study tonight and design a lino print instead 
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I literally took on a drawing request (which I don't normally do) because I didn't want to spend all night studying. (Sounds bad, but contemporary mathematics sounds unappealing as well. I did study, just not as much.)
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i completed the assignment over the weekend so did get it done in the end, but i did do 2 lino cuts that night
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looks almost as if you made this on the first try..not saying anything by that, though..
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it is rather lumpy I have to learn what is the right amount I did this 1 like this as the previous print I did was too light - I went from 1 extreme to the other got to find the right thickness.
but I totally get what you mean
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ohthank you for understanding, i was just making sure it din't sound completely rude, or negative, i thought that this was pretty well made, altogether.
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i always welcome feedback. i call it fresh eyes looking at things that can see things that i cant so dont ever worry about making comments even if its just that doesnt work quite right
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oh, thank you then. most kind.
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a piece of lino, draw picture colour in bits that want to be black then get cutting tools and carve out the white bits. then when you print all the white bits are where you carved out. a bit like potato printing but a bit more complicated
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Whoa!
Thanks I'm gonna have to see if I can try that!
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watch your fingers but you can get kits with all that you need
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its still a bit wet need to work out exactly how much ink to put on
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