As someone who loves lino printing, experimenting with different ink colors is always exciting. Recently, I tried a bright green ink for my newest lino print, and I was thrilled with how vividly the color came out on paper. Green ink has a natural freshness that can really make botanical or nature-inspired designs pop. When working with green ink or any other color, it's important to test the ink consistency and layering before final prints. Applying the right pressure with your printing tool ensures every detail of your carved lino block transfers clearly. I noticed that using a slightly thicker layer of ink helped maintain the color's vibrancy without smudging. Also, drying time is crucial; letting each layer dry properly prevents colors from blending unintentionally. For those new to lino printing, starting with test prints like these can guide your choices in ink and technique, and also inspire new art ideas. Whether you're making cards or wall art, experimenting with unique ink colors like green can bring your creations to life in surprising ways.