
For Jon's birthday last week I gave him a little linocut of our house, which I've been beavering away on in secret since the end of July. It's hard enough not to let slip what his present is normally, but keeping a linocut a secret is hard! He kept wondering why there were ink splotches in the bathroom when he came home from work, even though I supposedly hadn't been doing any printing...
Here's the wood mounted lino block with the design all drawn and ready to go -

In progress (after being hidden in a drawer inbetween spells of working on it) -



1 comment:
Well done on the print...both on how it has turned out and keeping it secret!
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