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| I bought a trial pack of Japanese papers to try with the woodcut I'm working on. Here I'm using a lightbox to see under the Japanese paper to print I did a couple of days ago that is now dry. I've stuck down cut-out pieces of colour tissue paper which I'm then going to print over the top of. |
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| This is how the Japanese paper sample (Kozu shi) looks with the coloured tissue paper without the lightbox behind. |
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| Once I've inked up the woodcut block and laid the paper faced down over the top, I'm now using a barren to apply pressure and create the print. This is a Kean relief baren, made using lots of tiny ball bearings, which I'm trying out. |
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| Trying out Kitakata paper. |
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