Advanced Linocuts Sept '24

Name: Advanced Linocuts Sept '24
Start: 2024-09-21T10:00:00+1000
End: 2024-09-22T16:00:00+1000
Location: Geeveston Community Center

Sat, 21 Sep, 10am - 22 Sep, 4pm AEST

Geeveston Community Center

geeveston, australia

JDO Prints and Paint

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Event description

Join John Osborne who has been delighting the Huon Valley (and further afield) with his Linocuts for many years. John's advanced linocut class is aimed at artists with some linocut experience. All materials and equipment are provided during the course.

Introduction and History
Introduction to tools
Transferring images to lino - techniques for each lino style
Final Print to take home
Choice of one of four techniques (handpainted, pre-painted, chiné collé, lino etching)

Students are asked to bring an existing linocut with them (if possible). Please bring a picture to model from, dimensions up to A4. Images can be provided for those who don't have one.

Bring your lunch on both days, kitchen facilities are available. Tea & Coffee provided.

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Although having a love and appreciation of art from a very young age I did not begin my own Artistic journey until settling in Tasmania in 2007 aged 65. I was introduced to block printing techniques and more specifically linocuts by Geeveston Artist, Bronwyn Theobald. I became fascinated by the physicality and artistic style of linocuts and many other forms of block printing techniques including collagraphs, woodblock printing and Lino etching. In my work I like to explore such techniques as traditional black prints on both printing paper and hand made paper, pre-painted linocuts, jigsaw prints, multi-block prints, reduction linocuts and chine college linocuts. Although I still enjoy exploring the unique flora and fauna of Tasmania through my art, of recent times I find myself drawn to story telling through art. At present I am exploring aspects of Tasmanian life both past and present. I am also enjoying the spontaneity of Japanese style GYOTAKU printing.

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