Dry Point Print

Outside - it is still raining
Inside - I had a go at a dry-point print.

Normally you would engrave on a sheet of metal or Perspex with an etching tool then print using a very expensive press.
Instead, I used the inside of a milk carton and a darning needle and pressed the print with the back of a teaspoon.  The downside is that I only got one clear print out of it.
My subject is a robin blipped by Terry115 (2nd October).