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Learn to create your own prints by recycling Tetra Pak cartons suchas juice and long life milk cartons. A fun, simple way to make your own printing plates and produce amazing intaglio prints. In this workshop you will learn to design and create a plate using etching needles, pens and other tools to draw and scratch into the shiny surface of the carton, cut the plate into shapes using scissors, and score/peel away layers using a craft knife to create dark tones. You will be guided through the processes of preparing the printing paper, inking the Tetra Pak plate using water wash up inks, and printing your plate using a small press. Participants will take away a set of prints on quality printmaking paper.
All materials and equipment are provided. No prior experience is necessary.
Participants need to bring ideas or images for inspiration, an apron or paint shirt (it can get a bit messy) and wear closed in shoes.
Plate/image size up to 20x13 cm
There will be a short lunch break - please bring your own water bottle and lunch. Tea and coffee provided
This workshop is suitable for adults/18 years old and above.
About your tutor Valé Vincent: Valé is passionate about printmaking working across a variety and combination of techniques, and finds collagraphy works well in combination with other printmaking techniques. Valé holds a Bachelor of Visual Arts majoring in printmaking. Valé exhibits regularly in Newcastle and beyond and is a member at the Newcastle Printmakers Workshop.
Email Valé - [email protected]
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Station Newcastle, Corner of Watt Street & Hunter Street, Newcastle, NSW, Australia, New South Wales 2300
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