28 Liu Le Tian 

First trace on the printed picture.

Continued the trace at the back of the paper.

Coloured the portrait with colour pencils.

Traced the portrait onto a lino using a marker.

After tracing the portrait using a marker, I actually cut out all the white parts and printed the first print 4 times(this process did not go very well as there was still a lot of white spots in the print). But i still proceeded to cut out my face for the second prints. 

First background test print. It did not go very well as there were still a lot of white spots in the print. I suspect it is because the blue is very dry and does not print onto the paper easily.

I then tried to use pink instead. The result was much better. 

However, the pink ran out and I decided to switch back to blue since some of my friends tried blue again and the result turned out better. Indeed, the print this time was much more solid, but I was still not satisfied. I gave up on blue and switched to green to print on the brown. 

However, my print was completely ruined when I was trying to align the print on the template as the print moved and smudged on the brown. As a result, I had to resort to using my second best brown print(which isn't very solid).

The colour was very solid, but I wasn't satisfied as there were smudges of paint in the background

This time, there was much less paint smudges on the background, but there were quite a few smudges on the face, so I decided to do one last test print

There was much less paint smudges on the face and in the background for this test print, so I decided to do my final print.

Both the green and the black were very solid, but as I said earlier, I had to resort to using my second best brown print(which isn't very solid), since the best one was completely ruined.