Question 1

What is linoprint, and what will I learn in the workshop?

Accepted Answer

Linoprint is a printmaking technique where you carve designs into a linoleum block and transfer them onto paper. You’ll learn to carve, ink, and print your own artwork with hands-on guidance.

Question 2

Do I need prior experience?

Accepted Answer

No, this workshop is also for beginners. I’ll guide you through each step.

Question 3

Is the workshop multilingual?

Accepted Answer

Yes! The workshop is available in German, English, Spanish, and Portuguese.

Question 4

Can kids attend the workshop?

Accepted Answer

Yes, kids from 10 years old onwards are welcome, but they must be accompanied by a parent, as we work with sharp tools. The parent must stay throughout the workshop and assist as needed.

Question 5

Is there a maximum number of participants?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the workshop is limited to 10 participants to ensure personalized attention.

Question 6

Do I need to bring anything?

Accepted Answer

No, everything you need is provided. Feel free to bring design ideas or inspiration if you like.

Question 7

How long is the workshop

Accepted Answer

The workshop is 4 hours

Question 8

What’s included in the price?

Accepted Answer

The price covers all materials (linoleum, tools, ink, paper, press), snacks, tea and the venue rental. Please note that the materials are for use during the workshop only. You can take home your finished prints and the handout, but not the tools or other materials.

Question 9

Is linoleum an ecological material?

Accepted Answer

Yes, linoleum is considered more eco-friendly compared to many synthetic materials. It’s made from natural ingredients like linseed oil, resin, cork powder, and wood flour, which makes it biodegradable. However, some linoleum products may contain small amounts of plastic.

Question 10

Are there parking and public transport options?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the studio is located at Eylauer Str. 14, Berlin. It's easily accessible by public transport, with bus lines 140 and M43. There are also parking options available nearby.

Question 11

Is the studio wheelchair accessible?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, the studio is not wheelchair accessible. There are a few small steps to enter the building, which might make it difficult for those with mobility impairments to access the space.

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