Tips for beginning printmakers
I was recently asked to share advice for beginners in printmaking by John in the UK. I feel like it is not that long ago that I created my first Christmas card […]
Category Archives: Instructional
The printmaking ink I love
Through my social sharing, I get a lot of questions about the kind of printmaking inks I use. As with any art form, your materials can be critical to the […]
These are a few of my favorite (studio) things
Do you have a set of favorite go-to tools? Are there things in your studio or workshop you just couldn’t live without? As I gear up for the busy Christmas season […]
Young Raven: a video for visual learners
Printmaking is a bit uncommon as a way of making art. When I’m at art shows, I have discovered that bringing my computer so I can show a video of my […]
Learning the fine art of letterpress
Attending an art workshop makes me feel like a kid in a candy store. I am always thrilled to learn more about an art form, so I was super-excited to […]
Create your own printmaking base art
I love collecting wooden printmaking letters. Their well-used, rustic nature makes them so beautiful. I have tried to print from them a couple of times. Unfortunately, I don’t own a […]
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Friday was the Christmas Party and the last day for children at Westmeston Nursery before Christmas. We began the day by making snowmen decorations for…
Finger print creations
When I teach children printmaking, I always start by asking who has done printmaking before. Rarely a hand goes up. Then I ask who has made art by using a […]
Musings From The Studio 