Chris-
it's really quite simple, if you have any knowledge of layering prints and can register the print straight you're set. Some tips I have:

-use new, sharp tools for the best detail. A V guage, U-shape guage and flat blade are most useful and all you need, really.
-use fresh linoleum. I order mine from dickblick.com, (battleship grey variety) and it's great!
-with colors, sometimes it's easiest to just work with a mono-chromatic pallette (yellow, gold, brown etc).
-more than 5 layers of color tend to get too thick on the paper, and won't print as well. I wouldn't recommend printing more than 5 colors.
-work light to dark, printing the lightest color first, then successively darker.
-just treat it like a drawing, and have fun!

I hope this helps you out. if you have any questions, drop me a note. good luck with your project!

ta for the watchingsomes btw

ahoy hoy boyo
you talented genius mofo

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heeeey chris!
your deviations are cool, how do you make them? is it like on photoshop and stuff?
lolz you are getting bare beats and no escaping innit!
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thanks for the comment and good luck for your exam, i'm sure you'll do good the fauvism question is the best

louise

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omgzz!! lo0k who it is?? haha hey you... thanx 4 the 1000 wo0t... well didnt kno u wer on here, nice work!
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WOAH! ur stuffs really good! nice gallery keep up the good work

thanx

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thanks for the +Fav bro

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