Quick and imaginative line drawing exercises using charcoal. Printmaking workshops to suit all abilities including mono-printing, poly-printing, lino-printing, drypoints collographs and etchings. Simple wire sculpture.
Artist Run Workshops in Schools
Screen-printing, Relief printing (lino, wood block), Etching, Lithography, Photo etching/screen-printing.
Quick and imaginative line drawing exercises using charcoal. Printmaking workshops to suit all abilities including mono-printing, poly-printing, lino-printing, drypoints collographs and etchings. Simple wire sculpture.
Various visual-art techniques offered, suitable for all ages and abilities, encouraging creative participation and self-expression. Workshops developed to enhance other areas of learning and communication.
Printmaking: All print workshops use water- soluble inks and equipment that complies with Heath and Safety. All materials and equipment is provided.
Collographs, Dry point, Poly prints, Lino and Lithography.
Printmaking Workshop (mono, lino, wool) Prefers to work on site specific theme, doing background research to give the children a better understanding of their surroundings and community through art making, or personal themes the children wish to generate with the support of the artist, through an open talk about their interests.
Quick and imaginative line drawing exercises using charcoal. Printmaking workshops to suit all abilities including mono-printing, poly-printing, lino-printing, drypoints collographs and etchings. Simple wire sculpture.
Weaving, felt making. Weaving workshops using the Brinkley Loom and creating woven lengths using natural materials. Felt making workshops to create individual pictorial felt pieces or a large communal hanging.
Textiles and textile sculpture. Batik, silkscreen printing, felt making, embroidery & applique. Workshops tailored to suit age/ability group and adapted to a theme.
Silk screen printing. Workshops for secondary school ages. Preparation of silk screens using paper stencils and photo opaque techniques leading on to photo mechanical image transfer. Printing onto a variety of surfaces.