Each lino print begins slowly, usually as a sketch inspired by character, place, or small moments that feel familiar and grounding. The designs are then carved by hand, inked, and printed one by one, allowing natural variations to appear in every piece. These marks, textures, and imperfections are part of the story — evidence of the hands and time involved. Lino printing, for me, is about patience, process, and letting the work breathe rather than forcing perfection.