Festive Lino Printing Workshop

Create your own hand-printed festive designs for cards. Step by step guidance from local artist. Enjoy exploring your creativity. Join local Notts based artist Katie Sandoval, for this festive lino-printing workshop, where you can learn to design, carve and print a beautiful image suitable for use on A5 greeting cards or as a stand alone print. In this 2.5 hour workshop Katie will introduce you to the wonderful art of lino-printing, showing examples of her artwork to get you inspired. • You will be able to design, carve and print your own simple design inspired by beautiful shapes and forms inspired wintery landscapes & nature. • Katie will guide you step by step through each part of the process. You will learn to turn your initial drawing into a carving ready to print You will. experience the thrill of transforming your design into a bold print in a range of lovely bright colours. • This workshop is suitable for complete begginers or those with previous experience. • It's hosted in a spacious ground floor venue with parking next door at the Keyworth Village Hall car park. • Free soft drinks and festive nibbles are included in the price of the ticket, you can also BYO drinks along. • The workshop is designed to be a relaxed and socialble event, suitable for individuals or groups. • Your tutor is an experienced and qualified art teacher who loves to spark creativity for others. • Katie has in-depth experience in delivering exicting art workshops & events in cultural venues, schools & universities. You can view her work on-line at www.katiesandovalart.com or @katiesandovalmeade What people have said about previous workshop experiences: I don't think Katie could have improved it one bit! She was so supportive and instructive without going overboard ie leaving us oodles of time to get on with the process. She gave us so many little tips and it all went along at a lovely pace, with the fabulous music in the background adding an extra layer of relaxation. We had absolutely everything we needed in spades- the extra lighting was such a bonus and the organised folders of material were a fab idea- and I loved that she was so encouraging of us to make as many prints as we liked at the end and to further experiment with the colours used. That felt very abundant! My daughter came home abuzz with it all and we now have two framed prints in pride of place in the lounge. (D. Fletcher, Sept 17th, Introduction to Linoprinting Workshop)