This Linocut Print Workshop with Henry the Rabbit will provide all the tricks to get you started on your introduction to basic print techniques. Printmaking is a fun way to create images that can be used as poster art, t-shirt & fabric designs, propaganda prints, or limited edition fine art prints. It's great for handmade gifts or extravagant hate messages. Great for teams, groups, singles, couples, travelers and locals. Request a private booking for larger groups. Workshop Overview: In this workshop I will guide you through all the steps to make some rather impressive prints. Within the day we should have drawn out, carved and inked up your linoleum which will be transferred to paper. Your Booking Includes: -Admission to a 3-hour guided printmaking workshop suitable for all levels -All materials are provided including; linoleum, carving tools, inks, papers, caffeine, etc... band aid if required :) . -2 to 3 prints (of the same image) at the end of the day without chopping up your fingers is the aim, and a rather realistic one. We do use cutting tools, but with a bit of common sense, it's easy to avoid self mutilation. - Guests will get to take the carved block home so you can make as many prints as they like with very few tools required. Christmas and birthday presents are sorted for everyone. Guests should be prepared that the prints might need to dry overnight. We can dry them with a hairdryer (to avoid expensive postage costs if this workshop is taking place at my venue and you are unable to return). About Linocut: Linocut, is a printmaking technique that takes it's method from woodcut printing. In place of a wooden block, a sheet of linoleum is used. A design can be drawn directly to the linoleum, and then carved away with various chisels or gouges. This is called relief printing: Basically the areas above the carved areas are what take the ink which is rolled with something fancy folk call a brayer. I call it a roller, and once the ink is rolled it can be transferred to paper or fabric. Large print presses are fun, but I prefer to give you the print by hand method which you will be able to do at home without any extra expense. I look forward to getting you hooked to this fun, creative way of expressing yourself in print.