Printmaking workshop: complete a personal project
Course
In London
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Type
Course
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Location
London
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Start date
Different dates available
Enabling you to develop your ideas using personal sources, experimentation and research to realise an original project through sustained practical investigation.
You will be technically and conceptually supported with individual guidance from the tutor as you pursue your project.
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About this course
For intermediate learners:
• explore personal imagery through various printmaking processes
• engage in advanced technical processes
• develop the content of your work further.
• plan, research and execute a personal project
For advanced learners:
• explore personal imagery through various printmaking processes
• engage in advanced technical processes
• develop the content of your work further.
• plan, research and execute a personal project to a high level
• reflect upon this constructively this as part of your ongoing enquiry.
The course fee covers the basic materials such as inks, acids, solvents and proofing papers and an allocation of printing plates/ blocks.
Donations of lint free rags for cleaning and newspapers are always welcome.
Please bring sketches, photographs, images of previous projects or other visual resources as a starting point to the first session.
Demonstrations and personal application of different aspects of the media will be offered as you advance in knowledge and competence.
If your project develops and you undertake a process new to you, then the making of a test plate and time to experiment is recommended.
The course is about developing a personal project therefore independent work is very much up to the individual, however, some preparation tasks – making drawings, cutting stencils, planning images, reviewing proofs etc – are useful if you want to maximise your output in the studio.
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Subjects
- Project
Course programme
• Research/idea development/ planning
Looking at Artists using print and Contemporary print practice
• Experimentation and building technical skills
You will build upon previous printmaking experience, as well as continuing with experimentation, and with the option of more advanced techniques as relevant to you.
• Production and editing
• Project realisation
• Presentation, informal reviews and reflection.
Processes on offer and supported:
Monotype, drypoint, etching, carborundum, linocut, silkscreen, waterless litho, photopolymer and plate lithography (NB: previous experience is essential here as the process is too complex to be taught to beginners).
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Printmaking workshop: complete a personal project