Linoleum printmaking, similar to woodblock printmaking, is a technique that involves carving a design into a sheet of linoleum, leaving the raised areas to hold ink. The inked block is then pressed onto paper, transferring the image in reverse. Linoleum printing allows for bold, graphic images with strong lines and textures. Linoleum is soft and pliable, making it easy to carve with carving tools; it is easier to work with and has a more consistent texture. This technique requires patience, precision, and attention to detail, as each cut made in the linoleum affects the final outcome of the print. Despite the challenges, many artists still choose linoleum printmaking for its unique and beautiful results.