Lino-cut Printmaking with Chine -Colle

Lino-cut Printmaking with Chine -Colle

By Tamsin Loveday - Artist - Bookbinder

Design a striking lino-cut print with added interest using collaged paper in the Chine-Colle technique. Ideal for unique greetings cards!

Date and time

Location

Fisherton Mill - Gallery | Cafe | Studios

108 Fisherton Street Salisbury SP2 7QY United Kingdom

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Highlights

  • 6 hours
  • In person

Refund Policy

No Refunds

About this event

This creative printmaking workshop is a great introduction to the traditional technique of Lino-cut.

Suitable for beginners and for those with some experience alike, the workshop begins with carving and printing a simple practice block. Plenty of 1:1 help will be given when needed.

Once you have learned the basics, or refreshed your skills, you will be encouraged to design and carve a larger printing block with the Chine-Colle technique in mind.

Chine-Colle is a nifty technique where swatches or cut shapes of thin coloured or patterned paper are added to the artwork during the printing process.

Printing a small edition of your design gives you the opportunity to explore the playful and striking effects that can be achieved using different papers to add colour, texture and interest to your design.

Materials for the project are included in your ticket price. Ticket price includes eventbrite fees and tax. Tickets are non refundable and not transferrable.

The workshop will be held in the Barefoot Bindery studio at Fisherton Mill in Salisbury.

The layout of the room will be configured to allow plenty room to work and access the nipping press to print your artwork.

Workshop participants benefit from a generous 20% discount on lunches from the excellent Fisherton Mill cafe.



Your experienced tutor, Tamsin Loveday, is a practicing artist with a special interest in paper, print and book-arts. She graduated from Winchester School of Art in 2009 with BA Hons Fine Printmaking in 2009 and has been facilitating creative printmaking and book arts workshops since then. Tamsin is a firm believer in the wellbeing benefits of creative activity for everyone and her mission to to help people reconnect with their inner creative spark. She does this through hosting a varied programme of creative workshops and through her socially engaged art practice. Tamsin is also a trained Mental Health First Aider. Tamsin owns Barefoot Bindery, where she makes beautiful books and offers a book repair service.

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Sep 20 · 10:30 GMT+1