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Learn How to Make a Multilayered, Multicoloured Lino Print

The first one went so well that we decided to do it again!Join Lino Eatery for a follow up collaboration with Talia Bingham.

This workshop is suitable for beginner to intermediate printmakers, where you will learn how to create a reduction print.

What is reduction printing:Reduction printmaking is the process of creating a multicoloured and multilayered print using only one sheet of linoleum.This is done by gradually carving away more lino after each layer is printed. The process of carving away and printing is repeated on the same block until the final print is built up.

What’s included:4 hour lino printing session guided by Talia Bingham1 x A5 final artwork printAll materials, including printmaking paper, inks/mediums, pressing tools etcLight Snacks*Bring your own drinks and ice.

No need to bring anything else along.

What you’ll learn:Guests learn how to create a reduction lino print on paper.They will be guided from design and tracing, through transfer and carving, to rolling and printing layer by layer.

This event is for you if:You find reduction printing mesmarisingYou are looking for a creative outletYou would like to commit to making time for yourself to be creativeYou would like to spend time with your friends in a new, fun wayYou would like to meet cool, like-minded peopleYou have never tried lino printing beforeYou are an expert lino printer and would like to print alongside people who will encourage and inspire youYou love the Talia Bingham and would love to see first hand how she worksYou love craftingYou would like to be the maker of your own artwork

About Talia, the facilitator:Talia is a multidisciplinary artist who graduated from Michaelis School of Fine Arts in 2022. She doesn’t limit herself to any one medium, but experiments with them all. Currently Talia can be found creating her own artwork, making a line of handmade water colour paints, or occasionally spending time helping people at The Deckle Edge.

Follow her on artistic journey on Instagram @taliajbingham, and follow Lino Eatery for more info on upcoming lino printing sessions.