Linocut Relief Printmaking and Chine Collé

Come explore the graphic process of relief printmaking using linoleum! A relief print is inking the raised surface of the linoleum after areas have been carved away. We will cover the steps of how to transfer a drawing or photograph to the block, carving and inking the block, simple registration, printing to paper and using a press. We will also explore the addition of color. Participants will be able to take what they learn and print at home. From novice to experienced, printmaking holds an age-old process that continues to engage the imagination and always holds the element of surprise. Students are encouraged to bring a black and white print-out of an image they would like to recreate or to email that image to nuveen@artswhitelake.org ahead of class. 

There will be a break for lunch! You are welcome to bring a sack lunch or run across the street to Subway. 

Class minimum: 4

Class maximum: 6

Pay What you Can Pricing:

This class is supported by the ACWL-Nuveen Scholarship Fund. If you cannot afford the $150 class fee, you may still attend the class for $100 or $50. To see the other pricing options, click 'more prices' under Tickets. ACWL-Nuveen member discounts do not apply to scholarship prices.

About the Instructor:

Lee Ann Frame currently lives and works as a printmaker and educator near the shores of  Lake MI.  Frame is an instructor at Muskegon Community College, and owner of of Norris Creek Printmaking Studio. https://leeannframe.com/home.html

She is a member of the Boston Printmakers, Society of American Graphic Artists, Zea Mays, Florence, Massachusetts, Mid American Print Council,  South West Michigan Printmakers, Nautilus member of the International Society of  Experimental Artists.

Her prints have been juried into International, National, Regional and Statewide exhibitions.

Her work is currently represented by; A2Ac Ann Arbor Art Center, Ann Arbor, MI,  Muskegon Museum of Art Gift Gallery, Muskegon, MI, and C2C Gallery, Online, Grand Haven, MI

ACWL-Nuveen classes are supported in part by grants from the Michigan Council for Arts & Cultural Affairs, the National Endowment for the Arts and the Nuveen Benevolent Trust.