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I'm looking for some advice on inks to use on reduction lino cut printing. I used the water based ones at a workshop class and although they were great I would like to avoid spending too much at this stage. I have plenty of oil paint and have bought the georgian block printing medium but they take time to dry between layers. Could I add driers or is there another option?