One Way

This linoleum print was inspired by a blend of patriotism, motorcycles, and the vast, dry landscapes of the American West. It was a fun and relaxed piece that naturally evolved as I sketched and developed the composition.

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I spent about 2–3 weeks planning and refining the design before transferring it onto the linoleum block. From there, it took another two weeks to carve, followed by several test prints which ultimately lead to hand burnishing resulting in the best print. This project was both a technical and creative journey, reflecting themes of freedom, open roads, and rugged Americana through the bold, expressive nature of printmaking.