45788 Relief Printmaking: Block Printing
Carve designs into linoleum or wood and produce quality prints, exploring registration, editioning and inking methods. Translate ideas into multiple prints. Every other session is a studio session so that students can focus on projects.
32988 Relief Printmaking: Block Printing
SE Tabor /133
From September 26 through
From June 29 through
From September 28 throughFrom June 29 througFrom April 13 th
Tools are provided in the class time
consumable materials need to buy
Materials for the first class
- unmounted linoleum if you buy larger can be cut and is cheaper.
- 3 pieces of 4″ × 6″ Speedy-Carve block
- Speedball Water-Based Block Printing Ink colors Red, Yellow, Blue Black, White , $4 per colors
- paper 1 pad of Strathmore 300 Series Printmaking Pads 8’x10’ ($8.03 ) or
- Watercolor medium heavy paper pad is good for transferring the linocut in etching press
- Tracing Paper or wax paper
- Pencil B 6
- permanent marker
- some images for inspiration
- 1 pad of Bristol paper medium size
- 3 sheet of Clear Acrylic Plexiglass Sheet – 1/16″ Thick – 9″ x 12″
- $3 75 on amazon
- (we need the plexiglass for dry point, intaglio, monotype and also for rolling the ink out.)
- The list of the tools what we providing in class time is below
- (we will provide tools) Speedball Linoleum Cutter Kit Assortment #1 – Linocut Carving Tools for Block Printing, Includes 5 Blades
(we will provide) etching needle dry point (Twisted Etching Needle)
(we will provide) printmaking rubber Brayers
Please bring with you the highlighted materials for the first class