Hi everyone thanks you all for up votes on previous posts I'm slowly starting to test print some of the linocuts I've lot of designs I have been working on. I also got a badge making machine from temu 😅 You'll notice in some pictures peace symbol with celtic design first one made was way off center lol.

The last picture just had to make it one of the most iconic bad guys Peter Cushing had run in with these guys few times lol

Always trying to make one linocut a day each time work on one I'm thinking of the next one lol

1 is inspired by an old poster

2 Geronimo

3 Ian Curtis joy division

4 Hind rajab

5 Grey owl

6 Macho man 😎

7 celtic manuscript from Wales

8 I seen an interesting detail work on an art deco building inspired the linocut

Recently made some test prints all based on area of Belfast where I was born. Ardoyne was hit hard during the Troubles to this day people in the community say "never again" (in regards to being left defenceless) I was born in the 80s so I never seen the worst but the history of it is always passed down. Regular sight would be burnt out homes, car bombs and double decker buses destroyed and used as barricades. Picture 4 is Holy Cross (Ardoyne chapel) a symbol of the community, on personal note my father's cousin was killed after attending mass their. Thankfully times have changed today.

Recently made some test prints all based on area of Belfast where I was born. Ardoyne was hit hard during the Troubles to this day people in the community say "never again" (in regards to being left defenceless) I was born in the 80s so I never seen the worst but the history of it is always passed down. Regular sight would be burnt out homes, car bombs and double decker buses destroyed and used as barricades. Picture 4 is Holy Cross (Ardoyne chapel) a symbol of the community, on personal note my father's cousin was killed after attending mass their. Thankfully times have changed today.

Had busy few days at full time job managed to get few things made

The portrait is an experiment of Lemmy from motorhead 😊

Been busy with work past few days but was able to finish few different linocut designs

The last one is little experiment of Lemmy from motorhead 😊

I'm from Ireland recently been working on some Irish based linocuts

First image is an old stamp of St Patrick

Second is Mise Éire

Third is Frank Ryan (Ira during Irish civil war and leader of international brigade during Spanish civil war)

"Mise Éire" is Irish for "I am Ireland." It is a famous 1912 poem written by Irish revolutionary leader Patrick Pearse, using the personification of a woman to represent Irish identity, sovereignty, and history. The phrase is often used to evoke patriotic sentiment, cultural identity, and the struggle for independence. Little background history.

Inspired by an art deco illustration made linocut on the classic battle ship grey I must admit it does cut nicely but soft cut lino feels lot easier and more easier on the tools 😊

Quite shift today so working on details of this Huey P Newton linocut. Great way to kill some time 😁

I got some prints made of an old project photo of silk map of Vietnam with viet cong graffiti (graffiti calling on the people of Vietnam to overthrow Ngô Đình Diệm and U.S) Vietnam history has always been an interesting and there is an irish connection to the conflict strangely enough. Ho Chi Minh drew inspiration from Irish anti-colonial struggles, notably praising Terence MacSwiney.

Done some test prints of some of the linocuts I have been working still lot more work to do 😊

Test prints of recent linocuts I made I might need to try oil based ink water based still little patchy in areas

Recently was working on a linocut of the Irish legend of Cu Chulainn

Had a lot of empty space to fill so I included the doors at the top above Jim

Webley is an iconic Revolver from Peaky Blinders to Irish war of independence it was actually preferred by Irish volunteers than automatic pistols for its reliability it became a symbol of the revolution

Sneak peak at next project big Doors fan so had to make a linocut of Jim at some point 😊

Been working on few large linocuts the larger scale great for adding lot details

Johnny Cash (inspired by an album cover)

James Joyce, Minimalist skeleton, Brendan Hughes (Irish Republican Revolutionary), portrait of lady from French resistance, last one based on the hens from Animal Farm.

I have a weird compulsion to keep starting new linocut projects 😅 I will print soon just have limited free time from work 😊

The first image is of a lady from the black panther party found an old image of group of black panthers gathered together the image of this lady was really stood out. Second Is Andres Bonifacio (revolutionary leader of Philippines) it was inspired by mural from Philippines 😊

Hi new to the group I have been working with linocut designs past few months Salvador Dali interesting character so wanted to make linocut of him 😊