From linoleum block to finished print, each piece is a story carved by hand and brought to life through color.

A woman with shoulder-length brown hair, wearing sunglasses, a dark gray t-shirt with ghost illustrations, and light blue jeans, smiling outdoors in front of green bushes.

Hello!

What started as a creative escape during the COVID pandemic has grown into a passion project that I'm excited to share with the world! Linolux Prints is my side-business where I create unique, hand-carved linoleum prints, and turn them into everything from fine art to fun, colorful products like stickers, pins, and shirts.

As a self-taught printmaker and a formally trained graphic designer, my process is all about finding inspiration, sketching it out, carving it onto a linoleum block, and inking each piece by hand. I then digitize and colorize my designs to bring them to life in new and exciting ways. After building a collection of my artwork over the years, I decided it was time to take the next step and offer my work to a broader audience.

Sometimes is scary to trust the process, not knowing if something you’ve put hours of work into is going to turn out.

Sketches and coloring pages of a ghost with flowers, one on white paper and a pink-colored version on pink paper.

Make it stand out.

Art is a journey, and every piece I create starts with inspiration, carving it into something new, and sharing it with the world.

A drawing of an ice cream cone on paper with a pink stencil of the same ice cream. A metal detail tool with a pink handle is placed on the tray, used for etching or detailing.

A pink rubber carving stamp with a snail shell design, shown next to a pencil sketch of the same snail shell pattern on paper.

A black and white print of a stylized set of lips showing teeth, lying on a white surface with other printed material and a pink rubber stamp in the background.

A pink carving block with a detailed beetle design carved into it, surrounded by pink shavings, with a carving tool and a pencil sketch of the beetle on paper nearby.

A metalwork artwork of a fist holding a bar, created by carving and etching, with curly metal shavings beside it, and a tool with a red handle nearby.

Extending the Artwork

What started as a hand-carved print continues through a digital process. Each piece is scanned and transformed into vector artwork, where linework is refined and color is expanded. This allows the original designs to live beyond the print—appearing on stickers, apparel, and other everyday items.