Woodblock with lino Ep.11 Lining Up a Key Block with Colour Blocks

I'm using the off set printing technique again here to transfer the information from the line block onto the blank lino blocks ready to cut the colour elements of this print. Both prints from this series are now available in my website shop - these signed originals cost £35 each and we ship worldwide www.lauraboswell.co.uk
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[@danielfranchette5547]

Laura, I appreciate the quality of your work as well as your videos. The precision as well as the diversity of information are very enriching. You are with Angelina Jordan (exceptional young Norwegian singer) my two favorite artistic channels.
With greetings from Reims in region Champagne.

[@Paul-dv4dr]

Yes I loved those rub-on transfer scenes too! I think they were called "Panorama". Laura how long must I leave water-based prints to dry (@room temp) before the next colour block goes on? Or is there a way of telling it's lost all tackiness? TIA.

[@LauraBoswellPrintmaker]

Hi Paul - good to know it wasn’t just me 🙂 I leave the ink until it feels dry to the touch. It will ‘settle’ more after 24 hours, but I can usually get a couple of layers on in a day no problem. If it is something with really fine detail, leave the ink overnight before you print to ensure it is really crisp