Mary Crying blood

Enhanced prints start as Grade A prints, then include hand-applied marker or watercolor details to highlight specific areas of the artwork. Each one is finished individually, so colors, placement, and details may vary from the image shown.

Grade A prints have strong overall ink coverage and a clean presentation. They may still include minor ink skips or slight uneven ink transfer, which are normal parts of the hand-pulled linocut process.

Grade C prints include more visible imperfections, such as ink skips, light areas, registration shifts, uneven ink coverage, marks, or smears. Some may even include small bite marks from a cat, who occasionally gets involved while prints are drying.