Mono screenprinting - Full day

This is a dynamic method of screen printing where marks and images are made directly onto on the screen.

This course will allow you to build on your skills within screenprint. Developing your confidence through a one -day class.

This course will cover advanced techniques including colour blending, direct stencil-based imaging (manual drawing, hand-painting, and paper stencils), utilising manual positives, found positives and conventional film positives, mastering multi-layered prints, editioning, and print finishing.

This one-day course will give students a comprehensive introduction to

screenprinting/mono-screenprinting.

The course aims to:

Introduce participants to the terminologies, concepts and principles of screenprinting.

Encourage students to develop their own artwork ideas in a relaxed and supportive

environment.

Develop skills and ideas to include investigations into materials, drawing techniques,

processing, and printing.

Enable the development for creative and visual ideas through the language of screen printing

All materials and equipment will be provided.

Participants should come with sketches, photography, or artwork sized at A4 to work

from. If you are using existing images please check and respect copyright.

Teas, coffee and biscuits are provided. You may want to bringa packed lunch and your own water bottle.

Rosalind Lawless

An M.A graduate of the Royal College of Art, Rosalind’s work is regularly shown in

exhibitions both nationally and internationally and is held in National Galleries of Scotland

Edinburgh, Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museum, PATHFOOT Stirling University Collection

and Pallant House Gallery and Museum. She has recently been awarded the Royal Scottish

Academy Residencies at Peacock Visual Arts and the RSA William Littlejohn Award.

She has been a screenprint tutor at Glasgow Print Studio since 2005 and is a part-time

lecturer in Printmaking at Clyde College, Anniesland. She has taught Printmaking at

Tramway Visual Arts Centre, Gray’s School of Art Aberdeen, Royal College of Art London,

Kibble Education Centre, Glasgow Museum of Modern Art, East Kilbride Arts Centre,

Gartnavel Royal Hospital, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum and teaches regularly with

Highland Print Studio, Edinburgh Printmakers and Studio Pavilion House for an Art Lover

Glasgow.

Carousel Print Studio is a not for profit charity based on the ground floor of Exchange Place Studios in Castlegate. Carousel runs educational workshops in printmaking and opportunities for creatives in Sheffield, in a bright, warm, accessible and well equipped printmaking studio.

Carousel's studio is located on the ground floor just to the left of reception. The doors are widened for ease of access and there is an accessible toilet. If you have any questions regarding access needs please do contact us at [email protected]

Thank you for supporting our charity!

Refund policy

All courses are non refundable. If you can no longer attend the course you are booked on please contact Carousel at [email protected] to transfer your ticket to a friend or family member.

If the course is cancelled?

In the event of the course being cancelled by Carousel a full refund will be issued.

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Concessions - We offer concessions in certain circumstances please contact Carousel.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Carousel Print Studio, Exchange Place Studios, Exchange Street, Sheffield City Centre, United Kingdom