A post made by another artist (u/Carlgimeslover) post gave me the inspo

I made this one the other day while enjoying the sun at the park, I print it on a cardboard cause that was what I had at the moment, might not be a perfect stamp but for me it is a beautiful one.
Also I’m starting to love the idea of making tile style stamps, this one was inspired by Talavera but also by an old plate that my aunt had hanging on her house.

Hello! I’m a bit new to linocut and have only ever done single block prints. How would you advise lining up a print for 3 separate blocks? I’ve included some of my test prints (blocks still need cleanup) and my initial digital sketch for my idea

If I went back, I probably would’ve cut a single piece for the fox and square into two pieces to line them up, but I wasn’t thinking at my best at the time.

I want the blue square piece to be in the center of an 8x8 piece of paper, but I’m less worried about the accuracy on that then the fox and square themselves lining up, then the “lineart” block overtop. Of course I’m not expecting perfection— I wouldn’t be in art/printmaking if I was— but some ideas on how to get them more lined up would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Another tattoo artist's flash style print of another set of odd fellows. Much happier with this one in terms of both line work and layout. I'm particularly happy with the skeleton florist, the walking fish, and the human radish.