GPC

Reduction Linocut Workshop

Find out how to use a single block of Lino to make a multicoloured print on this introduction to the ‘reduction’ method of making a Linocut. This technique uses successive layers of printed colour, with each layer a bit of image is cut away and then overprinted with the next colour. Thus as each layer is printed it reveals the colour printed before, building up to create a multicoloured print.

The exciting challenge of thinking in reverse and working from light to dark requires some mental agility however this course aims to demystify the process and will be suitable for beginners and those with some experience of Linocut printing.

Over the six weeks of this workshop all aspects of developing a reduction linocut will be explored. Working from their own projects and designs, participants will be guided through each step of the process from transferring designs, cutting methods, registration techniques, inking and printing a small edition of multicolour linocut prints

Basic materials, tools, ink and paper will be provided. Additional materials may be available to buy from the tutor or the art shop next door. We limit our course numbers to 6 - in order for you to get the most from our tutors and the facilities.

Terms and Conditions:

Bookings are only confirmed on receipt of the full cost of the course. If full payment is not made, you will not be allowed to start the course.

Cancellation Policy:

The sum of £50, will be lost If you cancel at short notice (less than 2 weeks before the course start). If your place cannot be filled, no monies will be returned. Please note that it is necessary for tutors to be passed your e-mail address for the purpose of running the workshop, please see our privacy policy. For further information please email us on info@gpchq.co.uk

NEW COVID-19 Precautions

Presses and shared equipment (keeping this to a minimum) are wiped after use with antibacterial cleaner.
There will be separate inking up spaces for students.
Extractor fans will be switched on during courses.
Students on courses run in the downstairs studio will have access to both the upstairs and downstairs toilets.
Students will need to bring refreshments with them.