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Evening Course, Wednesday 15th July 18:00-20:30, £38 each or £140 for all four, All levels
Learn the basics of lino printing including how to carve a block using specialist tools, inking up and printing your designs using the printing press. We will look at the graphic quality of lino printing experimenting with mark making, composition and ink.
The Summer Taster Series comprises of 4 evening workshops across July exploring various printmaking techniques (click on each process below for more information). This is a good opportunity to try a process out and see if you like it before committing to one of our full day workshops. You can come to each session individually or come to all four for a crash course in printmaking. Book all 4 here.
Read about each course by following the links here:
We will provide all the materials for the day including a block, tools for cutting, ink and paper.
What to bring with you
Messy clothes
Ideas for your lino print design (or you can use our array of books for inspiration!)
Tea and coffee is provided. Feel free to bring snacks with you!
What you’ll leave with at the end of the day
Your own carved block
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.
Photo images by workshop participants Candy (yellow flowers), Liz (blue flowers)
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.
Evening Course, Wednesday 15th July 18:00-20:30, £38 each or £140 for all four, All levels
Learn the basics of lino printing including how to carve a block using specialist tools, inking up and printing your designs using the printing press. We will look at the graphic quality of lino printing experimenting with mark making, composition and ink.
The Summer Taster Series comprises of 4 evening workshops across July exploring various printmaking techniques (click on each process below for more information). This is a good opportunity to try a process out and see if you like it before committing to one of our full day workshops. You can come to each session individually or come to all four for a crash course in printmaking. Book all 4 here.
Read about each course by following the links here:
We will provide all the materials for the day including a block, tools for cutting, ink and paper.
What to bring with you
Messy clothes
Ideas for your lino print design (or you can use our array of books for inspiration!)
Tea and coffee is provided. Feel free to bring snacks with you!
What you’ll leave with at the end of the day
Your own carved block
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.
Photo images by workshop participants Candy (yellow flowers), Liz (blue flowers)
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.