2022 - 2023
Thank you to all those people that attended my classes this year, it's been fantastic to meet
you and see your work.
My February classes are full, drop me a line if you would like to join a class in March.





2020/2021

​In 2020 ran 3 lino sessions from my studio at Little Majestic, Marrickville send me a message through my contact form if you'd like to attend a class OR use this link. I will also consider giving one on one/two sessions
if requested.


So far this year I have run two classes - the next is Sat 3rd of April (Full) and then Saturday 17th of April ( one or two spots left)
use the links below for booking.

Colour Reduction Printing

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/introduction-to-colour-reduction-lino-printing-tickets-134513582747

Introduction to Lino printing
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/how-to-make-beautiful-lino-prints-tickets-132699751529



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                                                                               2017

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​I'm not currently teaching regular classes in 2017 - the photos on this page are all from previous years.


The images below are from my 2012 and 2013 lino print classes at Roomies , Addison Road Community Centre, Marrickville.

Tony Lam says 

" Amazing class ! Fully equipped studio with exceedingly friendly, excessively knowledgeable and superbly talented Maggie Stein."

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Student work, inked up and ready to print.

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Student working on multi block design - carving out for first colour. Notice the same design is on 2 pieces of lino.

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Some work from the June class.

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One of my students inking up in orange Caligo ink. The inks I use are great quality oil based but still water wash up so fairly low toxicity.

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Caliga Ink on the glass ready to roll

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Student cutting at 2011 class

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I purchased this MES Stamp press in May this year and it is currently installed at Addison Road community centre where students can use it when they attend my classes.

Kids Classes
At present I am taking a break from after school teaching,
below are some works my class at Newtown did in 2013 (ages 8 - 12 yrs).


Seiko says
"Maggie's art class is very inspiring and interesting as she uses a variety of different materials. 
My daughter (10 years old) loves such creative time sharing with Maggie !
I'm enjoying seeing my daughter's creations every time she brings them home" 


Kaz says
"Our son had a great year with Maggie's art classes last year. she covers classic drawing techniques as well as craft activities using innovative materials and seems to know how to make her students think creatively.  
Our son is always happy after her class, which in itself shows her ability to connect with children."






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Working in charoal - tonal drawings of themselves .

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Charcoal Portraits - working with soft charcoal and a black page the students used a rubber to pick out the light tone - while working with the photograph upside down beside them .

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Red, red, red + great turquoise combination.

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Nothing boring about staring at a brick wall !

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Today I brought in some chive and sage flowers in vintage glass bottles - this is Lily's painting.

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Fearghus made a stylish box person last week, we were inspired we were inspired by examples in Usborne's "365 things to do with paper and cardboard".

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Grace's mosaic plate

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photo by Grace, Artwork by Lily and Natalie

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Fearghus drew a still life today (Oct 31st)

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Lola's still life - mint leaves and chive flowers in vintage glass. 31/10/13

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kids enjoying primary and secondary colour exercise at art class 9th of May

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Warm and cool colour exercises on the 16th of May.

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Kat's bird drawing

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Maddie's bird drawing / collage

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Lola's birds

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Plasticine figures with Sumerie's work in background.

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Fearghus's landscape with figures (including plasticine add ons in foreground).

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Term 3 Today we looked to the Surrealists for inspiration. This was meant to be nonsense poetry - by Fearghus.

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Thierry did a collage of a boy and bird - the back of the image looked interesting too so he hinged it and added some detail.

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Lily's inkblot drawing + nonsense poetry.

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A little birdy on my shoulder ! Kat's collage

Primary school collaborative projects 2014

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                                                                                          Bicycle weaving - Ride to School Day                                                                                                  Erskineville Primary School 2014
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"Taking a line for a walk" plasticine and white board marker on whiteboard. Stage 2 Newtown Primary School, 2014.