Workshop Details

Discover the charm of white-line printmaking in this hands-on workshop inspired by a technique developed in 1920s Provincetown, USA. Using simple tools and no need for a press, you'll carve into lino blocks and apply acrylic paint to the raised surfaces—where the carved lines act as a stencil, leaving crisp white (or black) outlines on your prints.

This method blends the creativity of painting with the graphic quality of printmaking, offering endless possibilities. You'll also explore the influence of artists like Blanch Lazzell and Cressida Campbell, who adapted woodblock techniques to create stunning hand-painted prints.

Perfect for all skill levels, and easy to continue at home with minimal materials.

Skill Level

Beginner to Intermediate

About the Artist

Joan Mullarvey is an experienced printmaker whose work reflects a deep connection to landscape, culture, and the human experience. With a practice rooted in both tradition and experimentation, she combines painting and printmaking to produce richly layered images that explore texture, symbolism, and place.

Drawing on years of artistic exploration, Joan brings a thoughtful, intuitive approach to her work, often incorporating elements of ancient art and storytelling into contemporary forms.

What to Bring

Lunch, a snack and a drink

Workshop T's & C's

Please make sure to familiarise yourself with our Workshop T's & C's including Missed Classes, Deposits, Age Restrictions, Refunds, Participant Behaviour, COVID-19 and Class Cancellations.