Thanks 😊 don’t worry I made lots of mistakes when practising reduction prints, I started with cheaper paper so it felt like a fun experiment rather than an expensive investment
They can be slow to dry, especially in winter. I always allow ink to dry between layers. In my experience wet on wet layers can blur and slide, and take even longer to dry in the end, as the layer underneath has no air flow. Hope that helps
Beautiful. I’m a coward and haven’t tried reduction printing yet. I always get in a pickle about the order I need to work in, so chicken out.
Thanks 😊 don’t worry I made lots of mistakes when practising reduction prints, I started with cheaper paper so it felt like a fun experiment rather than an expensive investment
Does each layer need to dry completely. I use Safewash inks, which are great, but slow to dry.
They can be slow to dry, especially in winter. I always allow ink to dry between layers. In my experience wet on wet layers can blur and slide, and take even longer to dry in the end, as the layer underneath has no air flow. Hope that helps