Creating Dynamic Linocut Prints, Part 1: Designing for Linocut

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  • Designing specifically for linocut can seem tricky and daunting, but we will discuss many common hurdles and tackle them together! We’ll cover concepts like working with a flipped image, positive vs. negative space, static vs. kinetic design, and balance of design elements. You don’t need any experience or knowledge of printmaking to take this class, only a curiosity about linocut! The only tools you will need for PART 1 are paper, pencil, a wooden spoon, and your linocut block (optional: one piece of carbon paper). .
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Intro

Pre-Design Concepts

Positive vs. Negative Space

Kinetic Energy

Transfer to Block

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