Leisure Painter

The art of copying

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

First steps with easy printmaking

Develop your creativity

Try something different

I am a painter who likes exploring, and I want to show you simple and effective ways of adding creative printmaking to your work as painters and draughtspeople.

You may have had some experience of printmaking, such as lino cutting, at school. I will discuss simple lino printing later, but unless you have access to a printing press and tools, the complexity of cutting and printing can be a problem. I want this article to enable you, as a painter, to work with materials that are easily found, and to explore ways of using forms of simple printmaking alongside and

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