Description
Join artist and printmaker Victoria Willmott in this 5 week course dedicated to Relief Printmaking. This course offers an exciting opportunity to explore a range of techniques including Multiblock prints, and Reduction Lino printing to produce colourful original prints. The course takes place at Bristol Print Collective new studio space located in the first floor of Centrespace Studios. With a large scale printmaking press, workshop benches for course participants. Whether you're new to printmaking or looking to expand your skills, this course encourages creativity, curiosity, and playful experimentation. What we will cover on the course: Tools, Materials & Printing Methods Get to grips with essential tools and materials, experiment with mark making with lino. Print with a variety of methods, your tutor will share tips on how to achieve desired results hand burnishing and using a press. Multi Block Printing - Two Colour You'll be introduced to multi-block printing to learn how to create layered images using two separate blocks for each colour. Reduction Lino Explore the exciting challenge of reduction printing, carving and printing in stages from a single block to build up your design. Each session will build your confidence in design, carving, and inking while giving you the freedom to develop your own style. You'll leave with a portfolio of prints and a solid foundation in relief printmaking.
What's included in the price?
Lino (Soft Cut or Traditional) Printing Press Lino tools Cranfield Safe Wash Inks (All relevant materials)
Duration
15 hours
Cancellation policy
Medium - Cancellation and a full refund can be obtained up to 4 weeks before the course starts
Maker
Bristol Print Collective deliver printmaking workshops in pop up venues in galleries, festivals and community spaces. Our aim is to keep the traditions of printmaking alive by offering accessible and engaging workshops for all members of society. Bristol Print Collective was founded by artists Jemma Gunning and Victoria Willmott. We met in 2015 whilst studying an MA in Multi-disciplinary Printmaking at University of West of England, Bristol. We found we each shared an interest for discovering DIY lo-tech printmaking and explored creative processes to make printmaking workshops transportable without large equipment. In this way our workshops show how printmaking can be enjoyed outside of a studio in any environment and for all ages and abilities.We wish to encourage adults who may not have an artistic background to explore their creativity whilst learning a new skill. Demonstrating the creative and limitless possibilities we hope to inspire younger generations and other likeminded artists to pick up an apron and get inky.
Suitable for
- Adults
- Seniors
- Teenagers
- Public transport
- Suitable for beginners
- Intermediate level