
Photo : @ Jeanne Benard
Introduction to plant-inspired linocut
Calling all budding artists: come create a linocut inspired by our indoor plants, and leave with your own print and new skills. Beginners welcome!
Maison du jardinage et du compostage (Paris 12th)
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Using your botanical eye and the equipment provided, come and let your artistic flair run wild!
Whether you're a linocut enthusiast, experienced, or a complete beginner, everyone is welcome to grab their gouge and carve their favorite plant into marble... well, into lino!
Our take on this event
Trade your screen for a chisel and get hands-on by carving intricate botanical patterns into linoleum. It is the perfect creative escape to sharpen your artistic skills and head home with a one-of-a-kind print, regardless of your past experience with a carving tool.
Discover the art of linocut printing with a botanical twist on Wednesday, November 18, 2026. Held at the Maison du jardinage et du compostage in the 12th arrondissement, this two-hour workshop invites participants to capture their favorite plants using engraving techniques. You will have all the necessary supplies provided to express your artistic side, regardless of your previous experience with the craft. This session is free to attend and is exclusively open to adults aged 18 and over. Join us at Parc de Bercy for an afternoon of creative exploration focused on nature and design.
Visit the Maison du jardinage et du compostage on Wednesday, November 18, 2026, from 14:00 to 16:00, for a workshop dedicated to botanical linocut. During these two hours, attendees will learn how to use engraving tools to transfer plant-inspired designs onto linoleum. All the required equipment is provided on-site, ensuring you have everything you need to start your project, whether you are a complete beginner or an experienced printmaker.
This activity is designed for individuals aged 18 and up. By focusing on your own botanical eye, you will learn to translate natural forms into unique prints through the manual process of carving. Located at 41, rue Paul-Belmondo in the heart of Parc de Bercy, this event is free of charge. It serves as a great way to develop your artistic skills in a welcoming, hands-on environment.










