The July edition of our This Box is for Good box was as complete a departure from our June box, in theme, execution, and result, as you can imagine. June was abstract and typographical; July was a rendering of Kinlock Beach. We’re both very happy with the result: it was a complicated multi-layer, multi-block reduction linocut, and we had new successes at registration and workflow. You can read the account of the box to learn more.

A single box in the This Box is for Good July edition, showing two sides of three of a rendering of the shore, water, and cliffs of Kinlock Beach.

Peter Rukavina

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So beautiful! It was a hard one to give away, but knowing that more people could appreciate it got me past that reluctance.

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