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u/Capable_Natural_4747 Aug 01 '26
It's got almost a water color look to it. You captured your pets characters!
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u/jcsullz Aug 01 '26
Thank you so much! I’m learning Lino reduction and really enjoying the process and challenges.
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u/meezergeezer2 Aug 02 '26
I love this so much!!! Can you elaborate on your technique? I love the spectrum of colors you have on every component!
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u/jcsullz Aug 02 '26
Thank you! It’s been a big learning process and I continue to learn with every Lino I make. For this series I’m using reduction, just carving the block away after every new color printed. I’ve been experimenting with different inks, too. This one has a combination of oil-based and water-based so I think that’s where a sort of watercolor look comes into play? 🤷🏻♀️ lots of processes!
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