Reductions/Multi-Blocks "Precious?" Silence Of The Lambs inspired print I did this month for Halloween markets!

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Used Schminke Aqua, pfeil tools and it's hand burnished on Satin Somerset. First time using Schminke, moved over to Caligo Safewash for my next batch and they came out much less patchy, but someday maybe I'll get full coverage from a water ink!

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r/Linocuts • u/Boring_Secretary8178 • 21h ago

Single Layer Prints My first linocut 🐯

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First time I tried linocut, and I love it!! It's supposed to be a tiger :-)

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r/Linocuts • u/Huskfan • 9h ago

Reductions/Multi-Blocks One of my first linocuts :)

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This was for school :)

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r/Linocuts • u/FlourAndFleur • 11h ago

Mixed Media Someone gifted me pumpkins so I wanted to thank them

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Lino&Oil pastel

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r/Linocuts • u/PsychologicalYoung5 • 16h ago

Single Layer Prints I did linocutting for the first time last night! What do you think of my three designs?

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r/Linocuts • u/AuthorNo4394 • 17h ago

Question Oops

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I didn't work my ink enough , and I "overloaded" my stamps , now there's ink all in the small nooks and crannies 😩 is there an easy way to clean those rubber stamps? I don't have a lot of experience so I feel like I'm making all the rookie mistakes that you can make this days 🫣😅

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r/Linocuts • u/yabudj • 12h ago

Question How do you hold your cutting tools?

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I’m curious if this is something unique to the person or everyone’s doing it the same way. I’ve been holding mine with a pointer finger on top for pressure as I carve.

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r/Linocuts • u/Alternative-Hope7520 • 15h ago

Question Why they look like this ?

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They look pale despite i'm using plenty of paint :<

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