#reduction block printing

[cyanm]

The funniest show on earth!!! I just submitted this to an art show. I hope they like it because it was fun to make :)

Lino print, 2025

[silvernsold]

The Cairn Maiden

reduction prints with a linoleum block, I ended up liking the final one better than the one with multiple drops but its ok <3

[arron-foster-studio]

Quiet Outburst

8” x 10”

4 color reduction woodcut

2022

[just-a-sketchbook]

Barn door reduction cut, the first layer is slightly glittery copper ink and the second took me for ever and a half but I'm very proud of it.

Click for better quality, though I'll admit I still need to get a scanner it's still better and less blurry...

[positivelyradishing]

avocado reduction print

[coxnrdio]

lino i made couple months ago!

[martianlukeart]

long time no post! happy new year! here's some linocuts of aspen trees i made recently :)

[theghostcaptain]

Four-color reduction print process

[muirneach]

i had planned my 1634 lino to be two colour but ill be real that is filling me with dread. but i might as well bite the bullet and learn multi colour printing at some point. it’ll look better in black and blue anyways

[octavetothink]

Art Fight attack #11 for TreesShade

[cyanm]

Blue Hallway

Lino cut, 02/2025

[ciriceart]

:)

[just-a-sketchbook]

So I really need a scanner but I'm also very proud of this one :)

2 block reduction cut of a Magnolia branch

[mathamaniac]

I did these jigsaw reduction prints for Print Day in May 2024. I used “soft cut” instead of a linoleum block and it turns out that the angle of the exacto knife matters a lot if you want to take the jigsaw pieces in and out for each print. I am really proud of how much I learn from each new print, because I have no idea how things will turn out until I’m done. The next frontier is probably “making line carvings that look like recognizable objects” but for now I am LIVING for the amount of color that can fit on a single block :)

[dad-friend]

one thing i really enjoy on this website is when somebody posts a video of somebody doing something really cool that clearly takes a lot of skill/effort, but doesnt really stand out as particularly impossible

only for somebody else familiar w/ the topic to reblog and go "no i dont think you guys understand-" and explain the genuinely insane level of technical skill, training, precision, etc that goes into whatever was done in the video so that everybody can appreciate it even more

[positivelyradishing]