Renowned for their colour-saturated prints and painterly printmaking style technique, Superfolk is now offering spring online classes offering participants the chance to make their own lino-block prin
ts. Jo Anne Butler, Superfolk’s co-founder explains, “For many years people have been getting in touch wanting to learn more about how we make our prints. We share our process a lot on Instagram. The simplicity of this type of printmaking is really appealing. I know that people watch how we make our prints and think to themselves that they would love to make a print themselves, now we are inviting them to do exactly that.
This hands-on masterclass series will include guidance and support to create your own artwork – from the starting concept through to a finished artwork. Live classes will include opportunities to ask plenty of questions and troubleshoot your artwork as it develops. Students will also gain an understanding of the tools and techniques of relief block printing
This online masterclass series will run on four consecutive Thursdays from April 11 to May 2. The emphasis will be on printmaking techniques that are suited to home printmaking. No printing press is required. Participants will also have a digital reference booklet explaining all of the terminology and tools needed and a description of the printmaking process. After the course, students will also receive one of Superfolk’s beautiful prints.
Participating via Zoom from anywhere in the world, attendees will have the opportunity to engage and ask questions directly in every class. Each session will be available online for two weeks following the class to allow participants to catch up or watch again. To sign up or to find out more visit;Dublin Art Classes offer an ongoing selection of courses and classes in oil painting, acrylics, watercolour and mixed media, for both adults and children. No previous experience is necessary.
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