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Screen Printing with Paper Stencils

Learn how to cut your own paper stencils, transfer these onto a screen printing frame and produce wonderful printed images onto paper.

Screen printing is one of the most direct methods of producing multi-colour images. The screen print is produced using a rectangular frame over which a fine mesh has been stretched. Areas of mesh not to be printed are masked out using paper stencils and inks are pushed through the mesh's unmasked areas using a squeegee, so producing an image on the paper surface below.

The tutor will provide all materials for this workshop. This cost is included in your fee.

Students are requested to bring along their own simple images for inspiration.

This workshop is suitable for both beginners and improvers.

A light lunch will be provided.

Date Wednesday 4th December 2024
Tutor Jacqui Dodds
Time 10.00am – 4.00pm
Ref 3580
Fees £85
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Introduction to Lino Printing

Have a go at this popular form of printmaking.

Learn how transfer your design to vinyl, use lino tools to cut, ink up your lino plate and print using a small etching press. A fun workshop designed to encourage you to try further printmaking techniques. Using your own design or image, you will produce a one coloured lino print to take home.

This workshop is designed for complete beginners, and those looking to refresh their printing skills

All materials, a light lunch and refreshments are included in the workshop fee.

Date Thursday 23rd January 2025
Tutor Jacqui Dodds
Time 10.00am - 4.00pm
Ref 3659
Fees £80
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Making Earth Pigments

Learn how to grind, sieve and muller raw ochre pigment to make watercolour paints and etching inks for printmaking in this one-day workshop.

Ochre is a naturally occurring pigment found in earth rich in ferric oxide. The Forest of Dean is one of these places and artist / printmaker Nichola Goff has been collecting and using these pigments in her work.

Earth pigments produce beautifully rich tones ranging through yellow, orange, red, purple and umber, they are relatively simple to process and often used for paints and dyes.

In this workshop you will learn about processing earth pigments from a raw material into a fine powdered pigment that can then be used for inks and paints. Participants will learn the techniques and recipes to produce water colour paints and etching ink, and learn monoprint techniques to experiment with the earth pigments as printing inks.

Participants will take home a small set of earth colour watercolour paints, a tube of unique earth pigment etching ink made on the day and a set of hand-made monoprints.

Suitable for all skill levels from beginners to experience printmakers.

All materials, a light lunch and refreshments are included in the workshop fee.

Date Tuesday 25th February 2025
Tutor Nichola Goff
Time 10.00am - 4.00pm
Ref 3608
Fees £85
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