Your First Steps into Linocut Art
Hi! I'm Mark, a Linocut Artist, and I create learning resources to help you create linocuts confidently in a fun and easy way!
I invite you to my free class, where we'll go through the basic concepts you should know to get started with Print-making!
🗓️ Thursday, May 7th
🕰️ 11 AM EDT (New York time)
✨ Don't miss the session– I've got a special surprise for you! 🎁
(If you can't attend on this date, you can still register, and I will send you an email with the replay of the session)
IN THIS WORKSHOP WE'LL COVER:
1. The tools you actually need to start
2. How to transfer a sketch onto the lino
3. My safe, steady techniques for creating clean, professional lines
4. How to ink your block and pull a crisp, hand-finished print
You're interested in carving Original
Handmade Prints
You want to develop better Texture,
Style and Atmosphere
You would like to build your
Confidence in Printing
...and the list goes on and on! There are so many reasons why my students come to me, but the main common thing is: they are all interested and dream of mastering the art of Print-Making!
If you're willing to take a meaningful step towards unlocking your linocut skills, I'm sure you'll love it and you'll take away so much value from this workshop!
So, what are you waiting for? Click below to reserve your spot for free. I'll see you there!
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Hi! My name is Mark!
With more than two decades as a photographer, I explored ways to develop my artisanal skills. Printmaking was the perfect medium for what I wanted to create and allowed me to become a visual storyteller through my art. I started Lino Lord in 2019 as a way to tell my story.
Based in the coastal town of Falmouth, Cornwall, my work reflects the rugged landscapes and quiet moments found along the shoreline.
For me, linocut is more than just an art form. It is a way to slow down and reconnect with the physical world. There is something deeply satisfying about the resistance of the lino under a sharp blade and the magic of peeling back a piece of paper to reveal a fresh print.
I believe that art should be accessible and tactile. I’ve spent years refining my "purist" approach to printmaking, focusing on traditional methods that anyone can master at home. My goal is to help you move past the fear of making mistakes and find the same sense of focus and calm that I find in my studio every day.
