Collagraph & Carborundum Workshop

Collagraph is a method of printmaking that uses texture to create a wide variety of tone and line on a plate. The process begins by making a textured plate from a thin mount board base where a variety of materials are applied to create an intricately textured printing plate. The plate is printed using an etching press and can be printed intaglio, relief or both.

3 Block Woodcut

3 colors, 3 blocks. A class that takes a different approach from reduction cut, where instead of a single block carrying all the colours, there will be a separate block cut for each colour.

Mokulito

In this 2 day course, participants will prepare their own plywood plates with imagery, using lithographic drawing and painting materials and can add reductive marks with woodcutting tools. At the end of the day you will gum the plates and leave them to rest overnight. On Day 2, you will ink and prepare paper before commencing a day of printing the Mokulito plates.

Print Your Own Christmas Card Class – Linocut – 7th December

Print your own Christmas Cards this year with a linocut design that you have created here at the studio on this 3 hour taster session

Digital Camera Work

Beginners/Refreshers – This class is designed for the bamboozled digital camera user who is looking learn enough to get better results from their photography.

Etching image

Etching for Beginners / Refreshers

This weekend class will be a great introduction to etching. Work directly onto a steel plate, developing images through various hand applied techniques.

Wood Engraving

Using sketches and photographs, participants will receive a comprehensive introduction to the tools and techniques of wood engraving; cutting and printing onto lemonwood blocks to achieve diverse results from experimental, abstract cuts to detailed representational pieces.

2 people creating artwork

Mono Screenprinting

Explore colour, shape and texture through the process of mono-screen printing with artist Rosalind Lawless.
You will explore methods of applying colour to screens using a variety of tools and brushes to build up textural, painterly compositions.

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