I have used the text block is several different ways to create a structured place for lists and notes. In the green page above, I created a paper mask. The bottom layer was the white piece of bristol tag, then a cut rectangular window with an opening the side of the area to be filled with text lines. When these two layers were printed with the inked block, the part that printed on the bristol has a clear border when the rectangular mask-window is lifted.
The orange page behind the green page also contains a printed text page printed on a piece of bristol tag. Since the text block is much larger than this small text page, the block was inked and the bristol was placed on top, then covered with a clear sheet of paper so that even pressure could be applied.
On both pages, the rounded corners were cut after the printing, but prior to the bristol being attached to the background tag anchor page.
Notice on the close up of the green page below, it is clear that the fish was printed before the text lines......how can you tell???? the lines are on top of the top fish fin.
The full page spread actually shows three pages, with the orange text page peeking out from behind the shortened green text page. With intension, the sharks are LAST!!
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