




Mokuhanga Printmaking Workshop in Burlington on Saturday, October 17th from 9am-4pm!
Learn Mokuhanga Printmaking with Sumi Ink
On Saturday, October 17 experience Mokuhanga and carve and print your own Japanese woodblock prints using sumi ink!
Mokuhanga is the Japanese art of woodblock printing. It began in China, was refined in Japan during the Edo Period, and is now enjoying a revival around the world as a nature-based art form.
Led by Patty Hudak, who trained in Japan, you’ll learn the entire process using handmade brushes, Japanese paper, starch glue, sumi, and a handheld baren. By the end you’ll have carved a block and printed a small edition of your own sumi prints.
In this class you’ll learn how to prepare your image, transfer it to the block, and carve with the hangito, a Japanese carving knife. Then you’ll dampen your paper, mix starch glue with sumi, brush on the ink, and print with a baren. We’ll also try specialty techniques like bokashi and gomazuri, and explore the history of sumi ink in Asia.
Mokuhanga is welcoming to all levels, so beginners are absolutely invited. All supplies are included!
Learn more at: https://app.glueup.com/event/mokuhanga-printmaking-with-sumi-ink-185823/
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What: Mokuhanga Printmaking with Sumi Ink
When: Saturday, October 17th
Time: 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Where: Generator Makerspace, Burlington