Lino Print (Theme: Protest and Persuasion)

Welcome to this engaging PowerPoint presentation, which uses the powerful themes of protest and persuasion to explore the art of lino printing. This resource is designed to offer a comprehensive understanding of lino print techniques, while also contextualising the art form within historical and contemporary movements for change.

In this presentation, you will:

1. Introduction to Lino Print: Discover the basics of lino printing, including its history, process, and the key techniques involved. Learn about the tools and materials required for lino printing, and how to prepare and execute your designs.

2. Art Historical Context: Explore how lino printing has been used as a medium for protest and persuasion throughout history. Delve into influential artists who have used this technique to convey powerful messages, from early 20th-century movements to contemporary voices.

3. Design and Technique: Gain practical knowledge on creating impactful lino prints. Learn about design considerations, including how to develop a concept that reflects themes of protest and persuasion, and the step-by-step process of carving and printing your design.

4. Case Studies: Analyse notable examples of lino prints that address social, political, and environmental issues. Understand how these prints have successfully communicated messages and inspired action.

5. Spanish Translations: To support EAL pupils, the presentation includes Spanish translations of key terms and explanations. This feature can be adapted to other languages if needed, ensuring accessibility for a diverse audience.

This PowerPoint not only provides technical guidance on lino printing but also connects the medium to broader themes of social change and artistic expression. It’s an excellent resource for students and educators alike, offering both practical skills and historical insight into the art of persuasion through print.