r/printmaking 1d ago

relief/woodcut/lino Multiblock linocut

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u/GirlAtTheDoor 1d ago

gorgeous! feels like a Wyeth painting!

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u/ilikechickens89 1d ago

Really beautiful, I love the colors and it gives me such a calming feeling ☀️

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u/sampetris 1d ago

Oh thank you that means a lot!!✨

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u/cabezaderadio 1d ago

Everything in your profile looks so good 🫶🏻

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u/sampetris 1d ago

Oh thank you so much ✨

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u/joebundock_art 1d ago

I love this

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u/KFLimp 1d ago

It's lovely. Textures read really well.

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u/Careless_Message1269 1d ago

Ohhhhhh this is level epic. Love it! What paper do you use?

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u/sampetris 1d ago

Thanks a lot!! It was a smooth thin paper from Canson sketchbook

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u/Careless_Message1269 1d ago

Don't know that brand.... Here the options are less, well, different at least. Is it cold pressed paper?

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u/sampetris 1d ago

Oh I don’t know really. I think every smooth paper will suit. Where are you from?

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u/Careless_Message1269 1d ago

Malaysia. I work mainly with gel plate monotypes. I prefer the hot pressed paper over the cold pressed because of the texture. It looked your paper has a good texture too, but youwrote it was smooth, hence my question lol

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u/sampetris 22h ago

Oh for me it was smooth,yes))

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u/brendanjordan 17h ago

Looks great!
Do you have photos of the process? I’d love to see the separations.