Linocut with Chine Collé - with Jude Gordon
$115.00 - $137.00
6:30 pm to 8:30 pm
21 July to 11 August
4-week class
Take your printmaking to the next level by combining the bold, expressive marks of linocut with the delicate beauty of chine collé. The chine collé technique layers fine decorative papers onto your print to add colour, texture, and depth.
Over four sessions, develop an original linocut design from initial drawing through to finished print. Along the way, explore mark-making, learn to transfer a design onto a lino block, cut a block, and print the final edition. Using the chine collé technique results in prints that are both striking and unique.
No previous printmaking experience is necessary.
About Jude Gordon:
Jude Gordon has a strong foundation in both education and the arts, with a Diploma of Education (Secondary School), Diploma of Design, BA (English/Psychology), and a Post Graduate Degree in Media Studies.
Jude comes to KACC with 40 years of teaching experience, including being Head of the Art Department at Manurewa High School. She has studied with and worked with numerous printmaking experts in New Zealand and internationally. She is currently an executive member of the New Zealand Print Council.
When asked about her creative journey, Jude responded, "I am driven to create work; it is part of who I am. I am presently working on a submission for the Print Council exhibition to be held in Ashburton. I am also working on prints for an Exhibition at Zealander in December."
Jude's most recent exhibitions include a solo exhibition in 2021, ‘Overture for Future Summers’, and a collaboration with Auckland printmakers in 2024, ‘Water Fall’. She has also published work in the Print Council Aotearoa New Zealand selected exhibition in the Catalogue 2023 ‘Proof.’
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Needs list:
- apron
- rubber gloves
- Cranfield Etching Inks -soya based oil ink
$30 Materials fee included in the cost of the class covers all other materials
Note regarding payment:
When you check out, we offer two payment options - internet banking or credit card. Internet banking is preferred. We pay fees for credit card payments.
On completing your order, you'll be given the bank account number.
