Printmaking By Scarlett Rebecca

By Scarlett Rebecca

In this post printmaker Scarlett shows us in depth how she creates prints using Linocut and Lithography. From cutting away at Lino and setting lines in acid, to using different types of print presses, Scarlett demonstrates the steps she takes to create her work. This post would be of interest to teenagers looking to find out more about printmaking processes.

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