WHITE LINE PRINTMAKING
21 - 22 March 2026
Inspired by Cressida Campbell’s technique, these classes offer a hands-on introduction to White Line printmaking. Using a specially sourced block that carves easily by hand and holds watercolor beautifully, you'll explore a process that requires no press—making it perfect for creating prints anytime, anywhere.
Your tutors, Printmaking Sisters, Robin Ezra & Annie Day
HOURS: 10 - 4​​
LUNCH: We have found that a shared lunch is a lovely idea, just bring enough for 1 person to share. There is also a cafe onsite.
COST: $325 including all materials and notes.
​Inquiries: robin@annieday.com.au
A Potted History
This distinctive method of woodblock printmaking originated over a century ago with a group of six artists in Provincetown, Massachusetts. Their innovation became known as the Provincetown print, with Blanche Lazzell among its founding figures. Today, artists such as Kate Hanlon in the USA continue to explore and expand the White Line tradition.
Australian artist Cressida Campbell has developed her own variation on the technique. She begins by drawing her image onto a plywood block, then carves the design and paints it with watercolour before printing, creating her signature approach.
