Paleo-Gobbler in yellow ochre water-based ink, with accents in red and black.
The block needs a little more carving to open up some lines that swelled with first inking. Pretty much there tho.
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aoi_usagi from Livejournal here. Wow, you do woodcuts! I used to do lino cuts but I could never manage to get decent enough tools to tackle wood. I love this!!!!
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