Printmaker & Artist


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Screen printed blue moth from artwork by Lisa Feyen
Welcome to lisa feyens website

Lisa Feyen; printmaker & artist

Hello and a warm welcome to my world!

My name is Lisa and I’m an artist based in Napier, New Zealand.

I am the first to admit I have a printmaking addiction! I became hooked about 10 years ago when I studied for a Bachelor of Art and Design, and discovered the inky goodness of intaglio, relief and screen printing. Since then, it has become central to my creative practice, whether I am creating hybrid limited editions in my studio or teaching printmaking workshops.

Photograph of Lisa Feyen with printmaking books

Printmaking is my passion; fuelled by a never-ending kaleidoscope of new techniques to learn, materials to play with and new friends to make. Join me in a workshop, browse my shop and learn a little more about the world of print.

Spoon with I am a female artist in cut out letters, art piece by Lisa Feyen

with me

Linocut squiggle by Lisa Feyen
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Testimonials

  • Nicole Wall

    Nicole Wall

    “I have loved every second of Lisa’s workshops! I’ve always found it hard to find time and space to exercise my creativity, and these workshops really give me the space I need to explore my ideas and learn new fun techniques.

    Lisa has really inspired me, reminding me of the importance of leaning into my creative practice, and to be open to new ways of doing things.

    Thanks Lisa!”

  • Liz Walls

    Liz Walls

    “Lisa is an inspirational teacher, bringing energy and enthusiasm to every class.

    I’ve always left each class feeling positive and motivated to keep going, try something new and continue on my journey to develop my creativeness.

    It’s always fun to join Lisa in her classes 😊”

  • Debbie Strachan

    Debbie Strachan

    “Ink Moth printmaking classes surpassed all expectations! Lisa has a gift and generously shares her knowledge. She offers encouraging support to be creative and experimental. Her classes are always interesting, informative, and definitely fun.

    I encourage anyone thinking about taking a class to do so… but be warned it can be addictive! “

Ink moth by Lisa Feyen
Block making student holding her work 'Print isn't dead'