Lino Health and safety is a key aspect when teaching and working with lino print. The risk of injury is quite high, the blades are sharp and because of the density of traditional lino(grey in colour) this can cause the blade to jump. It is important to reiterate cutting away from themselves, turning the lino on the bench hook to ensure that the blade never faces into the cutter. In terms of introducing this method to pupils, I think it would be a great success. It is a new way of making art that they may not have encountered before. It requires the pupils to think in a different way of mark making as well as planning the composition of their lino cutting. Every cut they make will be the white or negative space of their image. In terms of composition, their initial drawing will be printed mirrored. This method of art requires higher level of cognitive thinking as it requires problem solving on behalf of the pupils. Graphic Design Preliminary drawings are an important as...