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Creative Lino-cuts: Summer School
with Carol Nunan and Mandy Pattullo

Simple, single colour, linocuts are graphically strong. Learn different mark making cuts, cut shapes, combine them with spot colour, collage, layering. If you've been on an earlier course you might use some of the prints as back- grounds to overprint. Over four days, develop apparently simple images into unique and highly personal prints of sophistication.

CAROL NUNAN (HNDip Visual Communications (hons.) trained as a graphic designer at The National College of Art & Design (NCAD), Dublin, Ireland. A monotype course with Rebecca became the catalyst for a new career as a fine artist printmaker. Carol has led many printmaking workshops for children and adults. She also exhibits and sells her work through a number of galleries in the North East.

MANDY PATTULLO is an artist who works with textiles, printmaking, photography and artists books. She trained as a surface pattern designer and as a teacher. She exhibits widely in the North East and is a professional selected member of Designed and Made. As well as teaching for CLL she work for ARP Design, for the NHS on an arts project in a hospital and is involved in community arts .

Take advangtage of our discounted price by booking two places (for you and a friend on the same course or on two different Horsley Printmakers courses). Explore Learning subscribers get an additional discount - please let us know when reserving a place. Deposits of £50 accepted. Balance due 3 weeks before course starts

To reserve a place email: info@horsleyprintmakers.co.uk
Or phone:
07989 955108 or 07717 256169 between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. weekdays

And then print off the booking form and post with your cheque to:
Horsley Printmakers, The Hearth, Main Road, Horsley, Northumberland, NE15 0NT

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