Linoleum Printmaking:
SPRING BLOOMS

Learn the linoleum relief printmaking process from initial design to final hand printed edition! Take inspiration from cheerful spring blooms to create an illustration that you will then carve and print via this creative and hands-on process. Leave the workshop with a series of prints and even trade prints with your classmates to expand your collection. All supplies provided.

Fees: Member $70, Non-Member $84

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Register Member $70

Register Non-Member $84

Date:
Saturday, April 4, 2026
Time:
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Event Details

All materials provided. Students are welcome, but not required, to bring any paper from home that they’d like to try to print on, including fun colorful papers, card stock, etc. Smoother papers are best.  Lunch is on your own.

Meet the instructor

Grace Mae Huddleston (she/they) is a multi-media artist and educator based in Richmond, VA. She has taught for 10 years in community centers, schools, and universities. As an educator, Grace empowers adults and teens of all skill levels to deepen their connection to art making. Her teaching emphasizes skill building and creativity, and she loves it when students put personality into their creations! Grace primarily teaches all things 2D, including drawing, painting, printmaking and mixed media.

In her own art practice, Grace creates vibrant prints, drawings, paintings, and textiles. Nature is her main inspiration, and currently she is working on a printmaking series based on native Virginia plants and animals. She has shown and published her art in contexts ranging from zines and academic journals, to cafes and formal concert halls, as well as galleries and museums. Grace is a recipient of the Russell Foundation Grant and the VCUarts Inclusive Grant.

Website: www.gracemaehuddleston.art
Instagram @by.gracemae

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