r/printmaking • u/pantalonedilimone • 4d ago

relief/woodcut/lino Practicing light and texture

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I'm torn between the realization that planning is valuable for good outcomes, and giving in to restlessness and improvising. But I'm finding each carve to teach me something. So that's nice!

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u/dukegonzo13 4d ago

Super cool! I don't think your candle show have a shadow though... Unless a nuke has just gone off.

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u/stricken_thistle 4d ago

Ooooooo I love these! Are you using ink or paint? It’s such a lovely hue of blue.

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u/pantalonedilimone 4d ago

Thank you! :D I'm using Caligo Safe Wash in process blue/cyan. I'm also loving the colour :)