White Line Relief Printmaking

White Line Relief Printmaking is a multi-color printmaking technique innovated by American artists who lived in Cape Cod in the early 1900’s. This printmaking technique requires minimal materials, is portable, can be enjoyed in any small space of your home or studio, and does not require a press, harmful chemicals, or any large equipment. Students will learn how to use basic tools, transfer their subject artwork, carve the block, and hand print. The class will include both demonstrations and hands-on time. Students can expect to complete 2-3 finished blocks and multiple prints as this method is a quick-moving process. No previous printing experience is needed.

10% Early Bird Discount Through August 20!

Tuition: $275
Location: Kala Printmaking Studio
Instructor: Gary Comoglio
5 Classes
Tuesday, October 4, 2022 — November 1, 2022
6:00 PM — 8:00 PM
$60 (cash only)- Paid towards the instructor on the first day

About the Instructor:

Gary Comoglio is a Bay Area resident, a graduate of the San Francisco Art Institute and a visual artist practicing in relief printmaking and painting. He is committed to expanding the artistic development within the community and encouraging citizens to actively participate in making art a valuable aspect of their lives. He previously worked in the printmaking department at the Academy of Art University from 2010-2013. He is a former member of the board of directors for the Achenbach Graphic Arts Collection, and the California Society of Printmakers. In 2014 he was awarded the Alameda County Arts Leadership award. In 2014, he established a summer arts program for adults, teens and children that involved perspective drawing and printmaking at Gary Francis Fine Art.