Experimental Printmaking - Saturday 6th September 2025
Half day course, Saturday 6th September 13:00-16:30, £45, Suitable for all levels
Book all 4 spaces to get 10% off with code 4TOGETHERHALFDAY
In this workshop we will explore experimental printmaking using Tetra Pak and collograph processes. Tetra Pak is the packaging used for things like oat milk and passata. You can carve, cut and dent the surface using different sharp tools to create tonal, textured prints. It is also great for collaging with because you can cut shapes out and then print them in any configuration you choose. Collograph is printing from found materials with interesting surfaces and textures such as plants, fabrics and recycled rubbish. A collograph is a print taken directly from these materials to create diverse, textural images.
Please do bring a long any clean tetra pak if you have any. Otherwise, we should have plenty.
What to bring with you
Cleaned Tetra Pak if you have any (oat milk and passata come in tetra pak) but we will provide lots as well.
Collected materials with interesting surfaces such as leaves, recycled rubbish or fabrics that we can print from.
Clothes you don’t mind getting ink on. Although we will be using water based inks and we have aprons, it’s best to wear clothes that are not precious.
Ideas - Please bring with you an image or art work you would like to use as inspiration or to transfer to your tetra pak. If you don’t bring an idea or inspiration for your print don’t worry because we have lots of inspirational books and ideas we use as tools for developing an image. But as we have a lot to fit in on the day, it can help to bring along a pre conceived image to make into a print.
Packed lunch - Tea and coffee is provided. Bring your own packed lunch or eat at one of the independent local cafes and bakeries.
What you’ll leave with at the end of the day
Edition(s) of your print
Cancellation Policy
If you cancel your booking we will provide a credit note. To cancel please email us at marketplaceprintstudio@gmail.com.
We reserve the right to cancel or postpone a workshop. This will occasionally happen if we don’t have enough bookings to run the workshop or in extenuating circumstances. If we do this we will try and give as much notice as possible and will provide a full refund if you cannot attend the new dates.
Tetra Pak image of blue and orange curvy lines by Hanneke and blue flowers by Liz on one of our classes
Please note: The print studio has limited access and etching involves using hazardous chemicals. The print room environment is not suitable for everyone. Etching classes are unsuitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women, those sensitive to chemicals or with breathing difficulties. Contact us if you need more information about the chemicals we use as part of the printing process.
Half day course, Saturday 6th September 13:00-16:30, £45, Suitable for all levels
Book all 4 spaces to get 10% off with code 4TOGETHERHALFDAY
In this workshop we will explore experimental printmaking using Tetra Pak and collograph processes. Tetra Pak is the packaging used for things like oat milk and passata. You can carve, cut and dent the surface using different sharp tools to create tonal, textured prints. It is also great for collaging with because you can cut shapes out and then print them in any configuration you choose. Collograph is printing from found materials with interesting surfaces and textures such as plants, fabrics and recycled rubbish. A collograph is a print taken directly from these materials to create diverse, textural images.
Please do bring a long any clean tetra pak if you have any. Otherwise, we should have plenty.
What to bring with you
Cleaned Tetra Pak if you have any (oat milk and passata come in tetra pak) but we will provide lots as well.
Collected materials with interesting surfaces such as leaves, recycled rubbish or fabrics that we can print from.
Clothes you don’t mind getting ink on. Although we will be using water based inks and we have aprons, it’s best to wear clothes that are not precious.
Ideas - Please bring with you an image or art work you would like to use as inspiration or to transfer to your tetra pak. If you don’t bring an idea or inspiration for your print don’t worry because we have lots of inspirational books and ideas we use as tools for developing an image. But as we have a lot to fit in on the day, it can help to bring along a pre conceived image to make into a print.
Packed lunch - Tea and coffee is provided. Bring your own packed lunch or eat at one of the independent local cafes and bakeries.
What you’ll leave with at the end of the day
Edition(s) of your print
Cancellation Policy
If you cancel your booking we will provide a credit note. To cancel please email us at marketplaceprintstudio@gmail.com.
We reserve the right to cancel or postpone a workshop. This will occasionally happen if we don’t have enough bookings to run the workshop or in extenuating circumstances. If we do this we will try and give as much notice as possible and will provide a full refund if you cannot attend the new dates.
Tetra Pak image of blue and orange curvy lines by Hanneke and blue flowers by Liz on one of our classes
Please note: The print studio has limited access and etching involves using hazardous chemicals. The print room environment is not suitable for everyone. Etching classes are unsuitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women, those sensitive to chemicals or with breathing difficulties. Contact us if you need more information about the chemicals we use as part of the printing process.
Half day course, Saturday 6th September 13:00-16:30, £45, Suitable for all levels
Book all 4 spaces to get 10% off with code 4TOGETHERHALFDAY
In this workshop we will explore experimental printmaking using Tetra Pak and collograph processes. Tetra Pak is the packaging used for things like oat milk and passata. You can carve, cut and dent the surface using different sharp tools to create tonal, textured prints. It is also great for collaging with because you can cut shapes out and then print them in any configuration you choose. Collograph is printing from found materials with interesting surfaces and textures such as plants, fabrics and recycled rubbish. A collograph is a print taken directly from these materials to create diverse, textural images.
Please do bring a long any clean tetra pak if you have any. Otherwise, we should have plenty.
What to bring with you
Cleaned Tetra Pak if you have any (oat milk and passata come in tetra pak) but we will provide lots as well.
Collected materials with interesting surfaces such as leaves, recycled rubbish or fabrics that we can print from.
Clothes you don’t mind getting ink on. Although we will be using water based inks and we have aprons, it’s best to wear clothes that are not precious.
Ideas - Please bring with you an image or art work you would like to use as inspiration or to transfer to your tetra pak. If you don’t bring an idea or inspiration for your print don’t worry because we have lots of inspirational books and ideas we use as tools for developing an image. But as we have a lot to fit in on the day, it can help to bring along a pre conceived image to make into a print.
Packed lunch - Tea and coffee is provided. Bring your own packed lunch or eat at one of the independent local cafes and bakeries.
What you’ll leave with at the end of the day
Edition(s) of your print
Cancellation Policy
If you cancel your booking we will provide a credit note. To cancel please email us at marketplaceprintstudio@gmail.com.
We reserve the right to cancel or postpone a workshop. This will occasionally happen if we don’t have enough bookings to run the workshop or in extenuating circumstances. If we do this we will try and give as much notice as possible and will provide a full refund if you cannot attend the new dates.
Tetra Pak image of blue and orange curvy lines by Hanneke and blue flowers by Liz on one of our classes
Please note: The print studio has limited access and etching involves using hazardous chemicals. The print room environment is not suitable for everyone. Etching classes are unsuitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women, those sensitive to chemicals or with breathing difficulties. Contact us if you need more information about the chemicals we use as part of the printing process.