SCHEDULE: NOV 5 - 1-4PM NOV 6 - 1-4PM NOV 7 - 10AM-1PM Relief printing is a printmaking method where parts of a printing block or plate are cut away so that the remaining raised areas form an image. Ink is rolled onto these raised surfaces and transferred to paper or fabric by hand rubbing or using a press.. In this 3-day workshop, students will learn the technique of how a relief print is made Students will start with a flat, sturdy piece of linoleum sheet. Students will draw a picture on a block of linoleum, then use small gouging tools to cut away negative spaces. Students will learn to prepare ink to roll an even layer across the raised surface using a roller, or brayer. Then they will transfer the ink from the block onto the paper by hand or with a printing press, revealing a mirrored version of your design. Supplies: Canson Edition Papers: 3 sheets of 22x30 inches each Exacto Knife with several blades Gouging tools (Kit is fine) 5 x 7 inches linoleum (hard) sheet Any old brush Pencils One ballpoint pen