Dive into the world of linocut printmaking in this beginner’s class, and you’ll soon be channeling Picasso or Escher. Linocut burst into popularity in the early twentieth century as a printmaking technique. It is preferred over wood as it lacks a directional grain and doesn’t split. It’s also extremely satisfying to slice and cleave, creating a mirror image of your final image.

This class will cover designing and drawing your image, transferring it to a lino block, and proper carving methods. Please bring ideas and visual references as source material. Images should ideally be simple and bold (size 4x6 inches).

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FREE

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