Looking for a new hobby to indulge in this summer? Get your print on with this fun art class in London!
This introductory workshop is a great way to kick start your printmaking journey. Your friendly teacher (and printmaking expert!) will teach you two techniques: lino and drypoint. After that, it'll be up to you which one you will explore for the rest of the workshop.
What is drypoint printmaking?
Drypoint is a fun form of printmaking that involves scratching an image into a thin plastic or metal sheet using a variety of tools. The lines made are then filled with ink and finally, transferred onto paper.
What is lino printmaking?
Lino, also known by those in the business as 'relief' printing, works in the opposite way to drypoint. With lino printing, you start by cutting away everything but the image, then ink the outlying surface and then finally print onto paper.
This adventurous arty class perfect for creative enthusiasts, beginners or someone who's simply looking for a new hobby or fun things to do in London.
By the end of your introductory printmaking workshop, you'll not only have a whole host of newfound knowledge and skills but also your very own prints to take home and admire.
Completely beginner-friendly — all ability levels welcome.
 
- All materials including tools, inks, rollers, plates, plastic and paper are provided.
- You will leave with your own hand-made prints.
- Some reference photos and ideas of designs you may want to do. If you would like to trace these photos please bring A6 size images.
- An apron is recommended.
This class is great for
individuals
and couples
as well as for
a birthday or hen do.
This would also be a
nice
gift for her,
gift for mum,
anniversary gift or
birthday gift.