Alix Almond
illustration
Nature and Wildlife inspire Alix's linocut prints and drawings
Nature and Wildlife inspire Alix's linocut prints and drawings
I have been making art for as long as I can remember experimenting with lino-cutting and printing since November 2015 after I attended a course at Birmingham Printmakers and was enthralled by the process.
I use a linseed oil based ink to print which can be cleaned up without the need for solvents as I try and be as environmentally friendly as possible with the processes I use and teach.
I enjoy creating both monoprint and reduction linocuts (multi layered and multi coloured prints also known as a ‘suicide print’ as there is no going back once you have started the next layer!). I’ve recently been experimenting with more layered prints using translucent inks.
Alix teaches Linocut primnt workshops at Brooks Arts Hub in Stratford-upon-Avon. Check her website for more details or her Instagram account https://www.instagram.com/alixalmond/