Linocut Printing Workshops - November 2019
Updated: Jan 17, 2020
This month I'm teaching 4 introduction to linocut workshop in my York garden studio.
Some linocut prints are presents so I've cropped the final image to a small part of the design and mark making just in case they're spotted online.
Monday 25 November 2019
A few photos from my creative day with mother and daughter Heather and Olivia, Sandie and Jane.
What did you enjoy the most about the day?
“It was a wonderful encouraging and positive atmosphere. The whole process was fantastic and seeing our finished works was so gratifying!”
“There was enough time to learn techniques - a very relaxed fun day. Didn’t feel pressurised or like I was making any mistakes as a first-time lino cutter!”
“Everything. Learning a new skill is so rewarding - even of you cut off your bears nose!”
“Everything. Informative and interesting.”
Sunday 24 November 2019
A private workshop booking for work four friends, Carol, Kate, Janine and Shona.
What did you enjoy the most about the day?
“The class limited to just 4 was great as it meant more time to show us techniques and help with our designs.”
“Testing out different approaches and learning through trial and error.”
Learning how to improve the perspective/designs of the image.”
“Expert advice and tips.”
Sunday 17 November 2019
A few photos from my creative day with Nicky, Neil, Lucy and Jonathan.
What did you enjoy the most about the day?
“Small group, relaxed, excellent tuition, very well organised. Pre-information excellent.”
“Seeing the final print after going from nothing.”
“Couch to first lino print in 5 hours!”
“Being able to spend a whole day focused on the task. Creating something from start to finish.”
“All of it, thinking of the design, cutting it out and watching it come to life after applying paint. Once group size and pliantly of time. Not rushing.”
Saturday 16 November 2019
A few photos from my creative day with Alison, Richard, Katherine and David.
What did you enjoy the most about the day?
“The chance to ask lots of questions. It was invaluable to have an experienced artist when starting off.”
“Seeing the final print for the first time.”
“The big reveal.’
The whole day - all aspects.”
“The positive ambience of the day.”
“Carving out the design.”
Linocut workshops and courses
My linocut workshops are all held in my York print studio. I teach in small groups of no more than four people, so that everyone gets lots of one to one tuition.
Find out more about my workshops and next dates here.
Looking for a private workshop experience for you and your friends?
If you'd like to book a creative day for a special occasion for 4 people get in touch.
Linocut and printmaking equipment
Find out more about the tools and equipment needed to create linocut prints in my 'lino cutting equipment' blog.
Michelle