u/Daisy3Chainz

My fiance got me a Woodzilla press for my birthday, size A4, and I am so stoked. Any tips from people who had had them for a while? I was previously using a dinky one from Speedball. Is the felt that it came with all i need or should I get more of that kind of material? How can I make it last as long as possible? Photo featuring print work in the background as well as an unimpressed (and medical shirt-wearing) cat.

I like to make wrapping paper out of recycled brown paper bags (just cut them, flatten and iron the paper) and then use blocks that I carved to print on them, to sell at vendor fairs. Newest one added to the bunch and I'm pretty pleased with it! I'll make a few more sheets of it I'm sure.

I like to make wrapping paper out of recycled brown paper bags (just cut them, flatten and iron the paper) to sell at vendor fairs, newest one added to the bunch and I'm pretty pleased with it! I'll make a few more sheets of it I'm sure.

Got carried away and now I think I carved too much so it doesnt have enough black space to look as much like a crow as I would have liked... ah well. In all likelihood when I print with liquid ink some of the tiny bits will probably get filled in.