

Introduction to Printmaking: Monoprints and Linoprints with Erin Cunliffe
An event every week that begins at 6:00 pm on Wednesday, repeating until November 17, 2021
Workshop Information
Instructor: Erin Cunliffe
Dates: Wednesdays, October 20 – November 17
Time: 6:00 – 8:30 PM
Location: Five Points Arts Center Printmaking Lab
Ages: 18+
Cost: $250
Class Cap: 12
Event Link
https://fivepointsarts.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/fivepointsarts/event.jsp?event=24&
Workshop Description
This workshop will introduce you to the basic printmaking techniques of linoleum block printing and monoprinting. You will learn how to compose a composition, how to prepare a plate for printing, and how to use a printing press to create unique works of art and print editions. Bring your creativity and a few ideas for prints to the first class! No experience is required; this workshop is designed for beginners.
Required Materials
Please click here for the materials list.
Instructor Bio
Growing up in a small town in New England, illustrator and printmaker Erin Cunliffe found a love for making art very early in life. Cunliffe grew up reading picture books and watching cartoons with her older brother. The images she saw in her picture books left her mesmerized and sparked her creative career. Cunliffe has spent her time exploring mediums of all kinds ranging from traditional painting techniques and different forms of printmaking. She has also begun to illustrate digitally. Cunliffe has recently earned her MFA in illustration through Hartford Art School’s Low Residency MFA in Illustration program. Cunliffe draws inspiration from many places. Her influences include pop culture, politics, art history, traveling, and the stories she would make up as a child. Her style inspirations range from the animated films and shows she watched growing up in the 90s to Japanese woodblock prints and ink paintings.