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Saturday
Saturday
7 January 2023 - 11 February 2023 ( 15 hours, 6 weeks )
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Waterloo Centre
Use drypoint to produce a range of bold to delicate lines and dots, using sharp implements and sand papers. Explore carborundum to build tones, depth and textures to develop personal language and express ideas. Both drypoint and carborundum are printed with intaglio technique. Intermediate and advanced students will develop their skills and knowledge through personal projects.
You will learn both through groups demonstrations and individual one-to-one discussions, with technical and critical advice depending on your needs and personal project. The tutor will give demonstrations, presentations and lead group discussions around technical and creative subjects. All students negotiate individual learning goals with tutor and record and assess these on Individual Learning Plans.
No previous experience of printmaking is necessary.
Health & Safety information will be given at the start of the course and subsequent lessons where necessary. You will be asked to sign a form declaring that you agree to follow procedures as advised. Some chemicals used may be harmful in pregnancy, and some may cause irritation in very rare cases. Please let the tutor know if you are pregnant or have any sensitivities and they will advise you as to necessary precautions.. Note: at present there is no wheelchair access to the print studio, and the studios are on the 2nd and 3rd floors of the building. If you have any mobility issues please contact the department prior to enrolling.
Please bring: pencils, a range of brushes, palette knives, and a sketchbook or notebook. Although protective clothing is provided it is advisable that you do not wear your best clothes. The course fee includes most studio consumables (ink, cleaning materials, solvents etc) but you will have to pay for paper, etching plates/ lino blocks etc. These are available to buy in the department at cost price. Further requirements will be discussed at the first and subsequent classes.
Further part-time printmaking courses at Morley College. Part-time or full-time printmaking or fine art courses, i.e.: BTEC, BA or MA Fine Art, Illustration, Printmaking
