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Introduction to Drypoint Printmaking

Introduction to Drypoint Printmaking

Drypoint is a type of intaglio printing where a sharp tool is used to ‘draw’ your image into a printing plate. It is similar to etching but does not use chemicals.

In this fun 3-hour workshop you will learn how to create your own printing plate and produce wonderful prints to take home! We will work on small acetate sheets and recycled tetrapak, creating images or designs of your choice, and you will learn how to create interesting effects.

This workshop is suitable for beginners, no experience necessary, so book your spot soon and have fun learning a new skill!

Tickets: Early-bird members $70 (book before 26/01/2025), members $80, non-members $95.

We use the Humanitix ticketing platform to help us manage our workshops and classes. Humanitix charge a booking fee which we split with you 50/50. Humanitix is a registered charity and 100% of their profits go to social impact projects with a particular focus on closing the education gap.

Tutor: Lisa Forrest

Class size: 8 students

Workshop date: Saturday 22nd February

Workshop time: 10am - 1pm

Materials supplied: paper, inks, plates and tools.

Please bring: apron/old clothes, pictures or ideas to print (roughly a5 size)

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