The course encourages a multi-disciplinary approach to printmaking and surface design, experimenting with a range of techniques to produce one off and small editions on prints and pieces on paper and fabric. Oil based printing inks, Procion MX dyes and, if learners are interested indigo, will be available to work with. Techniques include collograph mono-print, relief print, stencil screen print, riso screen and wax resist.
The course is suitable for experienced artists wanting to try new ways of working or develop existing ideas, and those new to the techniques. Combining techniques, sharing ideas and experimentation is encouraged.
The course is intense giving the opportunity to become immersed in the process of making and creativity.
For more information email the tutor: barbara.disney@talk21.com or visit her blog, barbaradisney.wordpress.com. Fee includes cost of core materials.
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Course Dates Summer 2018
Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm Barbara Disney
These courses take place at the St Paul’s Learning and Family Centre
- 5 sessions from 30 July to 3 August £195 / £123 AC33A
New course dates will be available in our next Course Guide 2018 -19 from Summer 2018
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Tutor – Barbara Disney
Subject: Printmaking
I have many years experience of running courses, workshops and creating public art within a socially engaged practice.
As a printmaker I work on a variety surfaces, including textiles, paper, porcelain and enamelling metal. I use whatever technique is appropriate to the project.
This broad and experimental approach extends into my adult learning teaching. Following sessions where the different techniques included in the course are introduced I encourage each individual to develop whichever process or combination of processes will be most successful and interesting for each piece.
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