Bleeding block print

So I have a carve that has been sitting around for awhile. 

I used speedball block print ink to get my image. I added water to my ink while I was rolling it out. I wanted to get a wet image that was not solid. I planned to spray with dylusions spray.

I placed my semi dried image on my mat and sprayed with dylusion sprays from ranger. The speedball ink ran some filling up the white spots. I let it sit for a few seconds and then dabbed off the excess.  Then I used a heat gun to finish drying the inks. 

Grabbed a background paper. 

I cut the image down so that the black ink went to the edge giving it a finished look and then glued it down. 

I wanted a look of intense color.  Innocence lost.