To Do: Linocut

To Do: Linocut

Sometime after the wedding, I’d love to take a linocut class. Something about this particular medium just seems to make everything seem so interesting.

Of course, it involves drawing backwards and attention to details, which are not my artistic strong suits. But I think it would be fun to try!

(These examples are from Etsy, click on the images for more details.)

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  1. Rachel at 8:12 pm

    I love lino cuts and they are actually really easy once you invest in the tools! Maybe I’ll post some of them soon. I do, however, tend to avoid the backwards drawing issue by choosing images that work either way. I’m sure you would enjoy it.