Printmaking at Home: Creating Linocut Patterns
Offered By: Skillshare
Course Description
Overview
Linocut is a really easy hand-printing technique you can use to create your own wrapping paper, handmade wallpaper, art prints, gift cards and presents for the festive season. This class will give you the opportunity to design and create wonderful handmade patterns and illustrations at home without needing to draw sophisticated elements first!
I am Dominic from Attitude Creative, and in this class I will be sharing how to create you own handmade linocut patterns and print them at home using equipment usually found in your kitchen.
In this class you will learn:
- what tools, materials and equipment you need to create homemade linocut patterns;
- how to carve artists lino and create different marks, patterns and textures;
- basic printmaking techniques in a home environment;
- how to form a repeatable pattern.
This class is suitable for pretty much any skill level and covers all techniques required. Absolute beginners are welcome!
Tools, materials and equipment:
- Lino & Wood Carving Chisel Tool Set;
- Artists lino;
- Cutting mat (or something else to protect your work surface);
- Tablespoon;
- Hard rubber ink roller;
- Craft knife;
- Fibre-based paper;
- Acrylic paint, oil paint or block printing inks.
Please refer to the post on the Community Board for this class for the detailed description of the tools & materials needed.
I cannot wait to see your linocut patterns, join in now and share your designs!
Resources:
Printmaking — Research Board on Pinterest
If you are interested in making digital patterns check out our class Source & Mix: Digital Patterns from Vintage Encyclopaedia Illustrations.
Syllabus
- Introduction & Overview
- What is Linocut
- Materials & Tools
- Making Marks
- Printing Linocut Patterns
- Using Your Patterns & Conclusion
Taught by
Evgeniya & Dominic Righini-Brand
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