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Try the linocut technique in a calm and creative atmosphere with personal guidance. No experience is needed.
In this workshop, you will carve a plate and use it to create one or more prints to take home. All materials are provided, so you can simply learn, practice, and leave with your own finished works of art. Tea and coffee are included! This one is a 2 hours session for 60 euros, or 50 if you bring a friend or some family along!
About Linocut
Linocut and wood engraving, these crafts were used by masters like Dürer and Hokusai. In these techniques, the carved lines stay white — the reverse of drypoint.
Your Process
During the session, you are free to bring your own design or inspiration, or to let yourself be guided by a curated selection of artworks available in the studio. You will combine engraving and printing techniques across a 3 hours session, exploring how an image develops from plate to print. By making multiple prints, you can discover how different pressures, inks, and reprints transform the same image into subtle or unexpected variations.

Inked Lines is a creative printmaking initiative led by Louis, focused on making traditional engraving and printmaking techniques accessible in a relaxed and welcoming environment. Inspired by classical methods and artists such as Rembrandt, Inked Lines combines craftsmanship, experimentation, and slow creativity through hands-on workshops and artistic exploration.
With a strong appreciation for traditional intaglio techniques, Inked Lines invites participants to disconnect from the digital world and experience the tactile process of working directly with ink, metal, and paper. Whether you are completely new to printmaking or already creatively experienced, the atmosphere is open, personal, and encouraging.
The focus is not only on learning a technique, but also on enjoying the process of making art by hand.