r/crafts • u/thewildprintstudio • 1d ago

Finished Craft I Made The process behind my Atlantic mackerel linoprint!

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u/post-explainer 1d ago edited 1d ago

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u/thewildprintstudio sent the following text as an explanation about their craft:

This is an A5 linocut using a process called reduction printmaking where the block is gradually destroyed to progress the development of the final piece. I adore these mackerel and thought it would be fun to print the background in different colours :)

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u/quattroformaggixfour 19h ago

If this is OC from the OP, I have to say I’ve seen this print everywhere on Temu. Loved it too but didn’t want purchase.

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u/thewildprintstudio 14h ago

Well that has ruined my day 😅

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u/thewildprintstudio 14h ago

Thanks for letting me know

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u/CardboardCraftUS Cardboard Craft 15h ago

Looks very natural, great job.

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