Description

The oldest form of relief printmaking, woodcut, has been used for centuries for unique artworks, book illustrations, posters, and fabric prints. This workshop is designed as an introduction to the medium, suitable for students new to printmaking or for those who are looking to expand beyond linoleum or easy-cut blocks. We will focus on single-color woodcut prints, with instruction on wood preparation, tool use and maintenance, carving techniques, and printing by hand or with a press. This workshop can be taken independently or as the second part of a sequence with the Linocut Print Workshop, offered on June 25th and July 2nd.

Course fee includes one wood block, paper, and access to shared studio supplies.

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UW Students and Union Members pay $10 less than listed fee. Check box and use ID/Member Number for discount on Fees Page.

Location

Studio G - Wheelhouse Studios at 800 Langdon St

Teaching Artist

Lydia Zoells