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Introduction to Printmaking

Introduction to Printmaking

Adam Bridgland

The course will aim to provide a general overview of a number of basic printmaking techniques. During the course you will learn how to make relief prints, mono-prints, dry point etchings and paper stencil screen prints. These are all processes that are not reliant on specialist printmaking facilities and can therefore be practiced easily after the course has finished. The course is designed to help the student develop a basic knowledge of printmaking and to give them the confidence to move forward in this artistic medium, building their portfolios. For each technique the aim will be to contextualise the process within the contemporary art world. This course is suitable for everybody, from beginners interested in developing skills in printmaking, to the more experienced practitioner looking to refresh their knowledge and critique their practice.

Adam Bridgland studied printmaking at the Royal College of Art between 2004 and 2006. He is a practising artist who is exhibiting internationally. He helps manage the Jealous Print Studio and Gallery in North London. View his website at: www.adambridgland.co.uk

Alternative Dates and Times
Many of our courses are repeated throughout the year. If the above dates is not suitable for you, or there are no dates showing for this session, then please choose an alternative session.

Please bring with you to the first session:

  • Any previous artwork
  • Images of objects/themes that inspire you
  • Drypoint Tool/Scribe
  • Linocutting tool set
  • Old spoons
  • 2 x sheets of clear Perspex (A5 sized)
  • Sheet of lino (A5 sized)
  • Pens
  • Pencils
  • Notebook
  • Newsprint
  • Specialized Print Paper (Somerset or equivalent)