On yer bike

I can now do just that as this morning I finished the second layer on the litho stone. Here is a proof of the stone at this point:

 

The biggest problem I encountered was registration of the second layer onto the first because the T and bar had been eliminated with the regraining and I completely forgot to remark it on the stone from the first prints.

 

 

 

Consequently there was a lot of measuring required to try to get the images to match. This is probably one of the best:

 

 

It produced a reasonably interesting image but none were exactly the same - I think the term would be variable; however when they are dry there will be scope for monoprinting and even some hand colouring with water-colour.