Print Making Course – 10 weeks every Thursday morning – 9.30 am to 12.30 pm
Starting 12th September through to 21st November – half term holiday 24th October .
Explore in-depth a range of printmaking techniques over a ten-week block discovering a variety of methods. Through learning and developing your unique style of printing practice, discover various modes of printmaking over a longer period of time, working at your own pace to produce a series of Limited Edition prints.
Compliment your portfolio to a high standard of professionalism, building confidence and discovering a multiplicity of printmaking techniques, developed through practice-based research and experimentation.
These will include a greater scope and development with linocuts, monotypes, dry-point etching, zinc etching and other techniques, allowing greater fluidity in your approaches with one to one tutorials and technical assistance, developing ideas, images and time to explore these styles in greater detail.
Example outline for the ten week block (Subject to change)
Session One: Soft cut lino and non-soft cut lino (2/3 Weeks)
Session Two: Zinc Etching (2 Weeks)
Session Three: Acrylic Dry-point (2/3 Weeks)
Session Four: Collagraph or Silkscreen (2 Weeks)
Tutor: Adam Grose
Adam Grose is a Master in Fine Art Contemporary Practice and a member of the RWA. An experienced tutor in exploring different print methods which allows the individual to develop his or her own style of printmaking. He runs his own Fine Art practice which he has recently been exploring the fragility of knowledge, entropy and how information from past cultures and generations can be lost over the passage of time.
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Print Making Course
November 7, 2019
9:30 am - 12:30 pm