Here is a brief process of the linocut I created back in my studio of the Lake at Hever Castle - bigger than the one I created on Landscape Artist of the Year (below) and took a lot longer!
I get busy working and forget to take more photos but hopefully this will show some of the process - it's a reduction linocut. I use a registration sheet to get the print placed right on the paper for the first inking. After that I place the lino by eye on top of the previously printed layer - if you can see any ink showing you know it's not in register.
I start with thin layers so the ink can build up and it gives more depth to the finished linocut.
A few years ago in my old studio I added some demos on YouTube...
https://youtu.be/HCBewHdUfpo?si=6a8YEuHbIgWG5lhD
