Also known as Provincetown Prints, white line woodcuts are a distinctive technique of multicolored prints cut from a single block of wood. Small grooves between the elements of a design create the white lines in the image. This process uses watercolor paints and can be done without a press. Marilyn Syme, the instructor, has decades of experience as a painter and printmaker and is passionate about this art form.

WHEN: 10 am-4pm September 12+13 (Saturday and Sunday)

WHERE: Two Rivers Printmaking Studio

TUITION: $350

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