In 2011 I began to exhibit and sell my woodblock prints at outdoor art shows in New England and has received several awards. Since retiring from teaching in 2016, I have had more time to pursue making larger and more complex woodblock prints. I have been painting at various locations in Downeast Maine and Grand Manan, NB for many years. In 2016 I was an Artist in Residence at Acadia National Park in Maine for the month of June and this was an incredible opportunity to immerse myself in the coastal landscape. I live in Northfield, Massachusetts with my husband, and I was an art teacher at Stoneleigh-Burnham School for Girls in Greenfield, Massachusetts from 1987 to 2016. Later in 1992 I received Post Baccalaureate Teacher Certification from Westfield Sate College. As a child I spent countless hours painting and drawing and eventually studied art in college, attending Greenfield Community College, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago and receive a BFA from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst with a major in Painting and a minor in Art History in 1979. I was born in Boston, Massachusetts, and grew up in the suburb of Norwood. Printing & Binding the landscape - Japanese Woodcut Printmaking & Scroll making, 5-day workshop, Monday 22nd - Friday 26th August, Bridge House Art, Ullapool, Scotland, 2022.įULLY BOOKED but there is a waiting list.A BIT OF MY HISTORY AND MOKU HANGA PROCESS FULLY BOOKED.ĪDVANCED Mokuhanga 3-day workshop, Tuesday19th - Thursday 21st July, CFPR, Bristol Mokuhanga 2-day intensive workshop, Monday 4th & Tuesday 5th April, 10am - 4pm, Spike Print Studio, Bristol, 2022. FULLY BOOKED (only online places remain). (All times GMT), Northern Print, Newcastle, 2022. Please contact me directly with enquiries regarding scheduling a workshop in your venue.Ī 3-day Mokuhanga Winter Retreat, Saturday 29th January until Monday 31st January 10am - 4pm, Leicester Print Workshop 2022. Please see below for details of upcoming workshops. I have taught this workshop consistently since 2016.
#Moku hanga landscape series#
I run a series of 1-day taster Mokuhanga courses, two-day Mokuhanga weekend workshops, and three or five-day in depth courses and master classes from printmaking studios throughout the UK. I have studied Mokuhanga with master carvers, printers and contemporary artists in Japan at MI-LAB (Mokuhanga Innovation Laboratory) and completed the Basic training (2015), Advanced training (2018) and Upper Advanced training (2019). The course numbers were just right and we all got to know each other over the weekend - a good chance to network. I'm now inspired to continue with this form of printing and to use it in my projects." Lucy is such a patient, inspirational teacher and I felt I learnt a whole new skill in a weekend. You will be sure to fall in love with both the process and results of this accessible, water-based printmaking method which provides endless possibilities.Some recent feedback from a participant on this course.
#Moku hanga landscape registration#
With no mechanical press required, only a hand held 'baren', you will learn the techniques to achieve various print effects, from 'sesame printing' to 'bokashi' (gradation), while registering your multi-block image through the simple but brilliant traditional 'kento' registration system. Over the course of the three days you will learn the skills to transfer an image to Japanese plywood and carve various colour separation blocks, following in the tradition of Japanese Ukiyo-e printing. Mokuhanga is perfect for anyone interested in a non-toxic, table-top printmaking technique. (Japanese Water-based Woodcut Printmaking)
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