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Solution: Too much ink; or, ink too thin; or, pressure too great;
or, block of wood too soft; or, paper too dry.
Problem: In using a burnisher, you cannot get a good black or dark.
Solution: Use a thinner, tougher rice paper and damp it; or, add a
miserly drop or two of varnish to the ink; or, try adding
some oil paint to the ink; or, print in oil paint.

BIBLIOGRAPHY: THE RELIEF PRINT
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Bliss D. P., A History of Wood En-
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Publication Information: Book Title: Printmaking Today: An Introduction to the Graphic Arts. Contributors: Jules Heller - author. Publisher: Holt. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1958. Page Number: 99.
    
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