PDC117110 - Visual Art: Introduction to Linocut and Woodblock Techniques

Microcredential Summary

In this self-paced, online micro-credential you will be introduced to the techniques used to create successful lino or woodblock reduction prints. Visual Art: Introduction to Linocut and Woodblock Techniques offers step-by-step instruction to support your creation of successful reduction prints using a lino or woodblock matrix. 

Printmaking materials are not supplied.

Required materials to complete this micro credential:

1 X block printing ink – Yellow (water-based or oil-based) (Derivan Block Ink Tube Set recommended)

1 X block printing ink – Crimson

1 X Derivan block printing ink – Pthalo Blue.

1 X Derivan block printing ink – White.

1 X Derivan block printing ink – Black.

Or

2 X Derivan block printing medium - extender, 250 ml, if you already have artist's or student acrylic paint colours.

2 X lino tile (30 cm X 30 cm, Silkcut lino recommended)

20 x 110 gsm, acid-free cartridge paper.

1 X Awagami Hosho paper (optional)

1 X Speedball 4" Soft Roller 1" diameter.

1 X Baren - Bamboo, Large, 4’’ diameter (or similar).

1 X 3- 5 Piece Lino Cutting Set. 

1 X pencil.

1 X plastic eraser, sketch pad or sketch paper.

1 X sheet of carbon paper.

1 x bar of Solvo soap.

1 x small box disposable rubber gloves.

1 x apron.

Soft cotton rags.

1 x Bench hook or rubber, non-slip mat. (optional)

(approx. $150-$250).

This is a non-creditable micro-credential which is awarded a digital badge and Certificate of Completion which can be shared to your social networks and displayed in your professional portfolio.

Our micro-credentials are aligned to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

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Requirements - To Be Eligible

For your application to be considered, you must meet the following entry requirements.

There are no specific entry requirements for this micro-credential.

Course Details

Admission Codes

Student Outcomes, Career Opportunities and Occupations

Outcomes: Students completing this short course will develop the skills and knowledge to produce a three-colour lino reduction print.

Career Opportunities/Occupations: Skills and knowledge developed in this short course can be used to support the activities of a visual artist operating as a sole trader.