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What Smells Like Blue?

 


I finally broke out the lovely indigo blue-colored printmaking ink. I got it about three months ago and promptly forgot about it. It's a little more difficult to work with than the black ink for some reason - the consistency is a bit different (or at least seems like it to me), but I did manage to make it work!
Blue lino prints are available in my shop HERE 
(I will be adding more...)

For more about how I make lino block prints, visit HERE
For another look at my printing process, visit HERE


(If you're wondering, yes, the ink is smelly before it dries)



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