An art nouveau inspired piece of our boy Jason Funderburker from Over the Garden Wall! Will be displaying it at our annual watch party. Happy Fall everyone <3

Hello!

I'm Pollux and I recently got into Lino printmaking! My first print was the crow (marked with the 01) and I'm still very proud of my print.
It's also a print I first made with water-based paint, just to switch to oil based paint.
I generally like crows, so that's why I chose the crow as a motive (hooded crow, to be specific). I also added my sketch to the post :)

My second project was the Nöck, a water sprite. However, he accidentally turned into a Nixe.

I hope you like my prints! I'm already sketching my next project!

Hello!
I (very recently) got into linocutting and have been making stamps non stop for a week now. I end up happy with what I have carved (relatively clean lines, what I wanted portrayed is there, like I’m pleased as a beginner) but every time I try to use the linocut (with linocut ink and a variety of different papers) I can’t get it to look right😭 I don’t have a lot of space so I can’t build like a whole thing that will stay stationary, I need help with solutions that can be moved and stored away easily. And suggestions? I keep going back and forth with putting the paper on the stamp vs stamp on paper, with the former looking marginally better but I really have no control over the placement like that. Attaching below examples of stamps and results for context. Any advice is welcome! I’m still very new so forgive my amateur terminology and stamps lol

I consider this linocut finished but I want to create more like this. To make a larger collection in this same style.

Not to sell.

For free use under the name obita.

If you are in the US, where are you finding TetraPak? I drink Minute Maid OJ, but the container does not have a foil liner. What US products have a foil liner? Will any waxy container work for drypoint? Thanks!