We invite all who would like to know more about traditional printing techniques to our first workshop with professional artist. Mark Antonius Puhkan, whose artworks are presented in Flash Art Gallery Spring-Summer season 2025, will guide you through the interactive and meditative hands-on workshop,
All participants will get a unique glimpse into the techniques Mark uses as an artist. You’ll learn how to carve your own image into a piece of
lino and create a print on paper using a traditional hand-printing method. By the end of the session, everyone will have their own A5-sized lino print to take home.
***Mark Antonius Puhkan is an Estonian artist, illustrator, and educator. His artistic practice primarily focuses on drawing and printmaking techniques. As an illustrator, his favorite medium is graphic novels, but he also incorporates comic elements into his work beyond the book format.
The central theme of his work is the relationship between humans and wild nature – both the nature surrounding us and the wildness within. Mark is driven by a desire to rebuild the bridges of empathy between diverse ecosystems and the civilized human world.
In his creations, he strives to give form to the invisible – to things that are often unseen or lack a visual representation. He visualizes intangible elements such as sounds, thoughts, emotions, energies, scents, and dreams, transforming them into symbolically expressive visual forms.
We invite all who would like to know more about traditional printing techniques to our first workshop with professional artist. Mark Antonius Puhkan, whose artworks are presented in Flash Art Gallery Spring-Summer season 2025, will guide you through the interactive and meditative hands-on workshop,
All participants will get a unique glimpse into the techniques Mark uses as an artist. You’ll learn how to carve your own image into a piece of
lino and create a print on paper using a traditional hand-printing method. By the end of the session, everyone will have their own A5-sized lino print to take home.
***Mark Antonius Puhkan is an Estonian artist, illustrator, and educator. His artistic practice primarily focuses on drawing and printmaking techniques. As an illustrator, his favorite medium is graphic novels, but he also incorporates comic elements into his work beyond the book format.
The central theme of his work is the relationship between humans and wild nature – both the nature surrounding us and the wildness within. Mark is driven by a desire to rebuild the bridges of empathy between diverse ecosystems and the civilized human world.
In his creations, he strives to give form to the invisible – to things that are often unseen or lack a visual representation. He visualizes intangible elements such as sounds, thoughts, emotions, energies, scents, and dreams, transforming them into symbolically expressive visual forms.
Интересные сочетания акварели и линера (черной гелевой ручки) – освоим техники работы с этими материалами, научимся передавать текстуры, объем и настроение.
