Instead, it's slippery, and the linoblock moves when it goes through the press. A lot of the prints ended up like this:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEinFCn8QNkJ2ehyphenhyphenLneGfoJy1eFrnj52-ix6xZ7V15bG3oY0_eniBFFg-6BXbHyioyovhKZuDYwzNspneRABeIKRUjBE5Y3CbOzqJSZQEsU5axr9F4Ma1I4gNrZFHcVEshyoUel7o6C_cO03/s320/4882441697_83a7cd3b4e_o.jpg)
A few printed correctly. The trick to get it to work seemed to be to put much less ink onto the block than usual.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhSbuC249MNqRoDg9RvurEGBZksUV_ORJHO2J2yOfgtQCdpd-KVvDSZEFg_W2KSAyp_1JXg4N8eXkzU50lsWjZYLEdJk5cNcfetO_tGUmx41H0yJqLdUl5SdPczIkY5SqT5K_BZUgjrI2Fe/s320/4882441261_6b59727af5_o.jpg)
It's going to be a very small edition.