Regional Print Centre
Creative printmaking in Wales
At certain points during the year we have the facilities to ourselves allowing daytime access to the Print Studio. We take advantage of this by inviting guest artists/printmakers to come along and host a two day workshop, these are very popular and sell out quickly.
A two day workshop Thursday & Friday 14th 15th July 2022 10am – 4pm Including all materials £120.00 Bring your old plates, your problematic plates, under the bed prints and a curious mind to this unique two-day master class. The session is an opportunity to work on your own …
A visiting artists workshop Join Jemma Gunning for a two-day monoprinting workshop that will explore the many ways of creating lively and energetic original prints. There are several ways of creating a monotype and Jemma will guide you through the exciting hands-on processes such as collage, …
A visiting artists workshop Details to follow shortly Date: Thursday & Friday 11th & 12th Aug 10am – 4 pm Cost £120.00 Get in touch to book your place
A visiting artists workshop A two day workshop looking at different approaches to printing directly with found natural materials such as leaves, feathers, bark, seeds and grass. There will be a range of natural objects provided for you to use and you may also want to bring your own to try. You will …
Thursday & Friday 28th – 29th July 2022 10am – 4 pm After some experimenting Nigel has developed a technique for making a Lino/Japanese Vinyl relief print using watercolour paints. This produces a much softer subtle feel to the final print and with the range of colours and pigments …
Nigel Morris the RPC print facilitator will take students through making a reduction lino print using a registration method and printing 3-4 colours from one plate. This workshop is ideal for anyone who has recently started Lino printing, who may wish to learn more advanced techniques of registering …
This workshop the key word is Multi, we will be using multi-coloured, multi-layering to make a multitude of prints! Well a good few as least. By applying ink to an acrylic sheet we will work on several prints at the same time, using brushes, rollers, rags and more to apply and remove ink to make …
