Woodblock printmaking is a relief process where a surface (Lino, vinyl, wood) is carved into, ink is layered on the surface, and then prints are pulled either via a press or by hand. 

Sharni (Year 12) has been exploring Lino Printing through her folio task in Visual Art and has just pulled prints of a huge A3 Lino carving! The time and persistence taken to do a print of this size is a credit to her. 

In Year 9 students are working on creating functional sculptures, and on a ‘street art’ style work using spray painting, stencilling or wheat paste poster techniques. They are learning to think and act like studio artists, responsible for managing both projects and their timelines.