Landscape Linocut (4 weeks)

Landscape Linocut (4 weeks)
Thursdays, January 22 - February 12, 2026
6:30pm - 9:30pm
Instructor: Karen Klee-Atlin
Class Capacity: 6 participants

Materials included | No prior experience needed | All skill levels welcome

Ideal for first-time printmakers and those looking to refresh their skills, this workshop focuses on translating images into black and white through strong composition and a thoughtful balance of positive and negative space. Participants will also create additional textures through carving.

You will experience the entire linocut process, from transferring your image onto a linoleum plate and safely carving, to inking, preparing paper, making a simple jig for your plate, and printing both by hand and using the press. Participants will leave with a small edition of linocut prints.

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About the Instructor: Karen Klee-Atlin was born in Toronto and has lived across Canada, the United States, Mexico, Peru, and the Philippines, teaching art and developing her studio practice. Originally a painter, she now focuses on woodcuts, linocuts, and monoprints, reflecting many years of experience in printmaking. Karen maintains her own studio in Toronto and is a member of Propeller Gallery in Toronto and Shift Gallery in Seattle, Washington.

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Banner image 1: Karen Klee-Atlin, Top of Cliff, linocut
Banner image 2: Karen Klee-Atlin, Golden Gardens 1, 2018, woodcut, 48" x 24"