Beginneers Lino printing in the centre of Bristol

Description

It's time to get creative! In this fun and informal workshop, you will learn the process of Lino Printing, a versatile print process that is perfect for beginners. Led by experienced printmaker Victoria Willmott you will learn how to design your chosen image into a linocut block and print a limited edition of your design. You will take home completed prints as well as your linocut block which can be used again on other home-printing projects you may have. Feel free to bring along sketches or design ideas for inspiration however templates are provided to make it enjoyable and easy to learn on the night.

What's included in the price?

All materials included, come along and get inky! Tea, coffee and biscuits provided. The workshop will take place in our Printmaking studio on the first floor of Centrespace Studios, which is home to over 30 artist studios in the Old City of Bristol. Bicycle parking is inside the building and is easy to walk to from the city centre.

Cancellation policy

Medium - Cancellation and a full refund can be obtained up to 4 weeks before the course starts

Maker

Bristol Print Collective

with Craft Courses since 2025

Message the tutor

Bristol Print Collective deliver printmaking workshops in pop up venues in galleries, festivals and community spaces. Our aim is to keep the traditions of printmaking alive by offering accessible and engaging workshops for all members of society. Bristol Print Collective was founded by artists Jemma Gunning and Victoria Willmott. We met in 2015 whilst studying an MA in Multi-disciplinary Printmaking at University of West of England, Bristol. We found we each shared an interest for discovering DIY lo-tech printmaking and explored creative processes to make printmaking workshops transportable without large equipment. In this way our workshops show how printmaking can be enjoyed outside of a studio in any environment and for all ages and abilities.We wish to encourage adults who may not have an artistic background to explore their creativity whilst learning a new skill. Demonstrating the creative and limitless possibilities we hope to inspire younger generations and other likeminded artists to pick up an apron and get inky.