Our printmaking workshops offer students the opportunity to learn a range of creative print techniques in etching, intaglio, relief printing, and lithography. These techniques are the foundation of fine art printmaking and have been used by artists for centuries to create stunning prints that are both beautiful and unique. Etching is a printmaking technique that … Read more
Fine Art Printmaking courses are a great way to learn and improve printmaking skills. Our courses offer a range of techniques including etching, screen printing, relief printing, and lithography. The courses are designed to cater to different levels of experience, from novices to those with some experience. Our One to One Printmaking Tutoring and foundation … Read more
The Printmaking Foundation Course provides a comprehensive introduction to various printing techniques, including screen printing, etching, stone lithography, and relief printing. Additionally, advanced techniques such as cyanotype, photo-gravure, and photo-screen printing are available for students to explore. Over the course of three terms, students will have the opportunity to learn and master three of the … Read more
One to one on any print process Our Flexi-Card system provides you with the option to purchase a card for £150, which includes 5 hours of tuition. You can schedule your sessions at a time that suits you and will be charged £7.50 per hour for open access time and materials. As you continue to … Read more
Flexible Printmaking Course / Personnel Development Term-time courses in a variety of printmaking techniques are provided during autumn, winter and spring. The aim is to give newcomers a basic competency in printmaking, and assist those with some experience to develop and extend their range. The work is based around individual projects and will to a … Read more
A centuries-old technique, relief printmaking can be used very effectively for both traditional and contemporary work. The print is taken from the surface of a plate or block after removing those areas which are not supposed to make a mark. The material is cut away by hand, which some find particularly satisfying, much like wood … Read more
