Question 1

What is a linocut print?

Accepted Answer

A linocut is a relief printing technique: I carve an image into a sheet of linoleum, cutting away everything that shouldn't print. Ink is rolled onto the raised surface that's left, and the design is pressed by hand onto paper — so each print is made one at a time.

Question 2

Are your prints original?

Accepted Answer

Yes — every design is my own original work, hand-carved and hand-printed in small batches.

Question 3

Will my print look exactly like the photos?

Accepted Answer

Not exactly — and that's the beauty of it. Because every print is hand-pressed, small variations in texture and ink coverage are natural. It's part of what makes each piece one of a kind.

Question 4

Are the prints signed?

Accepted Answer

Most prints aren't signed, to keep a clean and minimal look. Only very limited editions are hand-signed and numbered.

Question 5

What kind of paper do you use?

Accepted Answer

I print on high-quality 250g white paper, chosen to bring out the contrast and detail of the black ink.

Question 6

Are art prints a good gift?

Accepted Answer

Definitely. Each print is handmade and one of a kind, so it makes a thoughtful, personal gift that lasts. Whether for a birthday, a new home, or just because, a little piece of original art is always special.

Question 7

Do prints come framed?

Accepted Answer

My prints are sold unframed, so you can pick a frame that suits your space. The standard A6 to A3 sizes fit easily into ready-made frames.

Question 8

How should I care for my print?

Accepted Answer

Handle your print with clean, dry hands and keep it out of direct sunlight to protect the ink over time. Framing behind glass works beautifully; otherwise store it flat in its protective sleeve.

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