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Experimental Printmaking for 16 to 18 Year olds Short Course

Course description

Hand-made prints are very different to digital prints as they are produced using physically indirect and reflective printmaking techniques. This is an extremely exciting process, which leads to original ways of putting ideas together for Art and Design. The course will cover a wide range of printmaking techniques including colour surface mono printing, dry point, photo-based image transfer printing, paper cut stencil methods and other relief based, textural mark making processes.

The first 15 hours of this 25 hour course is a considered and more open experimental approach to the various printmaking techniques demonstrated by the tutor. You will work towards finding an identity, style and technique suited to your way of working and will be able to combine the techniques you’ve learned on various surfaces. In the final 10 hours the tutor will give 1-1 tuition and feedback to students, discussing project ideas and how to implement them using the printing presses. The state of the art printmaking centre at CSM boasts fantastic facilities and working atmosphere.

This course will help you develop new skills and ways of thinking as well as contributing lots of interesting work to enhance your IB / Art & Design A-level coursework, and contribute to your portfolio for applying for Foundation or BA in Fine Art, Graphics, Illustration or Textiles. Learning Printmaking is extremely relevant to most Art and Design degree subjects, as it helps with colour theory, painting, drawing, photography and compositional skills. It also has ‘by use of the printing press’ the fascinating ability to inspire personal intuition, new aesthetics, and automatic mark making responses to your ideas.

Level: This course is appropriate for students of all levels.

Please note: This course is for students aged 16 to 18 years old only

Clear, easy to understand lessons:

  • Our tutors will explain things in easy to understand, accessible English. If they need to use any special terminology they will make sure they explain what they mean.
  • New methods will be shown to students through live demonstrations, in a way thats crystal clear and easy to understand.
  • Experience life on campus
  • Network and share ideas with students from across the globe
  • Access the technology and materials relevant to your discipline
  • Shop in our college shops for any materials you might need
  • Ask questions of your tutor in real time
  • Receive feedback and critique on your assignments
  • Experience the many sights of London on your down time

Digital Credentials (badges and certificates)

Students will receive a UAL Short Courses digital badge and certificate on completion of the course. Digital credentials are a great way to celebrate your accomplishments and stand out from the crowd. Find out more about our digital badges and credentials.

Available dates

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Details

Agenda

Through this very practical workshop you will learn how to:
  • use collage as a source of inspiration for printmaking.
  • learn colour surface mono-printing.
  • work in drypoint.
  • incorporate laser copy image transfer printing
  • play with paper-cut stencil methods
  • mix relief-based textural mark-making processes
  • be given one-to-one advice on how to make inspirational and outstanding print outcomes.

Materials

Please bring the following with you to the first session

  • Any previous work
  • Found or personal photographic imagery
  • Fresh colour and black & white laser photocopies or computer based ink jet prints
  • Soft texture materials (e.g. corrugated cardboard, etc.)
  • Organic materials (dried pressed flowers, mosses, grasses)
  • Paintbrushes
  • Pens
  • Pencils
  • Collage/montage materials (e.g. coloured papers)
  • Various soft textured fabrics
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This teenagers course will cover a wide range of printmaking techniques including colour surface mono printing, dry point, photo-based image transfer printing, paper cut stencil methods and other relief based, textural mark making processes.

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