Linocut Printmaking Berlin: 2 Day Weekend Workshop
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About this class
Join this inspiring Linocut Printmaking Workshop in Berlin-Neukölln and dive into the world of hand printing. Led by artist Alma Sinai, You'll design and carve your own lino block and produce a small edition of prints. Through step-by-step guidance and individual feedback, You'll explore the creative potential of linocut – a bold and expressive printmaking technique that’s perfect for beginners and experienced creatives alike. Get inspired, experiment with patterns, and take home your own unique works of art.
This is a two day weekend workshop.
May 3-4, 2025
Saturday, 11:00 – 14:00
Sunday, 11:00 – 15:00
Details to remember
What to bring to the class
- Notebook for sketches and notes
- Additional surfaces to print on (ideas discussed in class)
- Optional: A photocopy or flipped digital print of a personal image (7.5×7.5 or 15×10.5 cm)
What is included in the class?
- All essential materials: lino block, carving tools, paper, ink, baren/spoon
- Step-by-step guidance by artist Alma Sinai
- Use of studio tools and printmaking setup
- Inspiring creative atmosphere
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What you’ll do in the class
- Introduction to linocut and inspiring examples from art history
- Develop your own design and transfer it onto linoleum
- Carve your lino block using professional tools
- Learn hand-printing techniques – no press needed
- Print your own edition of linocuts (perfect as postcards!)
- Experiment with patterns and printing on different materials
- Take home your finished prints and creative ideas
Who is the class suitable for?
This workshop is perfect for beginners and anyone interested in learning the basics of linocut. It’s also great for creatives with some experience in printmaking or illustration looking to try new techniques.
Berlin Drawing Room
We offer in-person workshops in our studio in Kreuzberg, Berlin, Germany. We also have pop-up workshops in different locations, both in Berlin and abroad.
