Multi-media Printmaking Workshop

Multi-media Printmaking combines two or more printmaking techniques to create free, expressive and unique prints.

Mixed-media printmaking is an expressive way of bringing together intaglio and relief printmaking techniques. We’ll be using techniques such as silkscreen, monoprinting, monotype, linocut, paper collagraph, chine collé and stencils along with coloured papers and textural materials.

Why not bring old plates and prints, paintings and drawings, images and photocopies as a starting point? They can be re-purposed: cut up, transferred, overlayed or used as collaged elements and included in a fresh series of prints.

The facilitators, Marett and Vicky are artist printmakers who enjoy encouraging creativity. They will help you think through the approach, techniques and steps that suit your print/image/idea to help you create some interesting and unique mixed-media prints to take home with you.

Please bring:

• A pair of Marigolds/ rubber gloves
• A selection of images and textural materials e.g. leaves, lace, feathers, objects that you would like to use as a starting point or include.
• An apron or old clothes you don’t mind getting ink on
• A packed lunch (for full day workshops)
• Something to inspire you
• Your creativity!

Materials and refreshments will be provided.

Concession rates are available for students and those on low income.

For any questions about accessibility or anything else, please get in touch!