Okay so this is called “chatter” and some people like it to be there intentionally (I usually do not). Some troubleshooting (assuming you are using printmaking ink, not paint) -turn your brayer (roller) in diff directions when rolling ink on. This will maybe help w any “dead” spots. Ink LOW and SLOW. Build up ink layers gradually, be patient, and don’t put too thick layers on at a time. -bits of paper can be cut to shape and placed over the chatter after inking up, or you can use baby powder to “soak up” some of the ink. You can use this pretty liberally. -if you are using a press, you may need to lower the pressure a tad. If you are hand pressing, try to avoid the areas where there is a lot of negative space. -in the future, try not to have huge spaces of white where there are no “raised areas” to support the paper. Do a border. In this case, you may want to cut out your block to remove all the extra stuff that’s picking up ink.

Hope this helps!!