Print a clip from a rocked copper plate. Shadows sink into dense, velvety black, highlights are burnished back to bare paper, and everything between is an irregular field of ink pits.
Grain, bite, and burnish
Rocking Grain sets the pit size. Bite sets how deeply the plate holds ink, darkening the whole print. Burnish sets how strongly highlights are polished back toward paper.
Plate colour
Plate Colour tints the ink with the source color. At 0% the print is one ink on paper; higher values bring back the clip’s colors inside the grain.