linocut prints

Creative Harvest: There’s an artist in my food garden 19 & 20 January

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I'll be cutting linocuts and eating my fill of berries in Geoff & Leslie's food garden as part of Creative Harvest 2019. An open garden weekend celebrating food gardeners and the artists of West Gippsland January 19th & 20th.Read more

Warragul Arts Market Sat Dec 16

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Warragul Arts Market Saturday 16 Dec 9am – 1 pm Buy direct from the maker! Browse my colourful cards and unframed limited edition linocuts. This lovely little market runs in conjunction with the gastronomically exciting Warragul Farmers Market. You'll find me under a gazebo with a banner emblazoned "Linocut". Read more

Warragul Arts Market Saturday 15 December

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Warragul Arts Market An artisan Christmas market! Browse my colourful cards and unframed limited edition linocuts. Loads of last minute Christmas ideas. Gift vouchers available for artwork or workshops. This lovely little market runs in conjunction with the gastronomically exciting Warragul Farmers Market. The address of my stall is under a shady tree, Civic Park, Warragul. Future market dates are January 19, Feb 16, March 16.Read more

Linocut workshop

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Wednesday May 4th, 2016 10am - 3.30pm Have you always wanted to try linocut printmaking? This one day linocut workshop is designed to let you try out the medium of linocut printmaking and see how much fun it is. Everything is supplied except the cutting tools. In this workshop you will learn to transfer your design to the lino, cut your lino plate and then print it. The cost is $85. Bookings and payment are required to secure your place. Please phone 5625 1999 or mobile 0408527943, or click here to enrol. Wednesday May 4th, 2016 10am - 3.30pm Drouin Library…Read more

Thanks for visiting the Studio

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It was wonderful to meet visitors to my studio at Open Studios West Gippsland and share time explaining linocuts. I love the feedback and energy I get from people on these days. On this occasion I was printing some thrush linocuts, which folded into a freestanding linocut. It was a hands-on experience for my visitors many of whom took the opportunity to roll the press. I printed with fast drying water-based inks so visitors could take one home as a souvenir.Read more