City Lit Printmaking course: stage 2

• Have studied in depth at least one printmaking process to a good standard.
• Have an awareness of how to manipulate and use photographic imagery and digital technology to expand your work within a printmaking context
• To have gained an understanding of what it means to be an artist printmaker today and to have built networks with other like-minded individuals.
• Have begun to use research and critical thought as key elements of your practice.
• Have learned about possible professional or educational paths utilizing your printmaking skills.
• Have realized at least one project in collaboration with an external organisation.

All basic materials such as paper and inks will be supplied, however if you need more specialist materials you can purchase some of these at cost in the printroom; fine papers and some plates. Alternatively you may have to supply them yourself, but you will receive guidance from the tutors on ways to do this.

You will be receive one to one and group tuition, via tutorials/ assignments/ practical research and workshops.
There will be demonstrations, opportunities for discussion, skills swaps and peer evaluation. You will be working as part of a group, yet expected and helped to maintain personal projects throughout.
Because of the ambitions of the course there is an expectation that you will commit to additional study outside the session hours for research, technical development and production.