STEP BY STEP:

1. Grinding the stone – you get to chose your stone and the grinding takes some time depending on the size of the stone (from 15 to 60 minutes approximately): grinding happens using another smaller, rougher in structer stone, which is to be moved in circular movement around the edges of the stone, at first ordinary sand is used and then you get to chose from a selection in regards to preference of tools used for the drawing/painting and texture wanted for the print, need to wash the stone in between the grinding with the sand
2. You can start to draw on the stone immediately with either grease-based chalk, ink or paint, need to remember that the drawing/painting is to be done mirror-reversed
3. Printing: the parts of the drawing is removed using turpentine, gum arabic due to its water absorbent properties, this means that when ink is applied, it only goes onto the parts where the drawing was >> lithography ink to be used (lithography ink/ etching ink + powder potassium), ink is applied using an appropriately sized roller, corrections of the drawing parts can be done on the stone using an etching solution (gum arabic and acidic solution) using appropriate tool
4. The stone to be cleaned using water and turpentine and the rolling station as well as rollers with oil and cloth and turpentine at the end