This one-day workshop is an introduction to the reduction technique of relief printmaking, which uses a monotone image carved on wood and then printed on paper. The tutor is garden member and GSD print artist Ross Golden-Bannon.
By the end of the workshop, participants will have a small edition of prints and the basic knowledge to use the technique at home or in a studio setting.
WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?
Suitable for beginners with no prior experience as well as artists at an intermediate level.
REQUIREMENTS & MATERIALS
All participants will be provided with monotone images tools, materials, paper and gloves. You are welcome to bring your own tools if you prefer.
Participants should bring:
- An apron to protect clothing or wear appropriate clothing.
- Sketching paper, tracing paper, pencils, a medium-tip permanent marker and carbon paper.
- A packet of Baby Wipes (not Water Wipes) for cleaning during the inking and printing process.
- you may bring your own source material (drawings, photographs, photocopies, postcards or sketches) on paper not on a screen or phone (we have no printer on site) suitable for A5 dimensions (21 x 14.8 cm). The image needs to be a monotone image in black and white with high contrast.
The cost is €10 per person, places are limited so book by texting Ross on 086 60 50 777.
IMPORTANT: Before booking, please consider your availability carefully, as any changes may affect other participants and the overall workshop experience. We will be unable to refund any cancellations.
