Course Code: DPM425
TUESDAYS
Printmaking for All : Term 4 – Woodcut & Lino
Lino and Woodcut is one of the most widely known forms of relief printmaking. It is the raised surface that contains the positive image that is printed. The background area or negative space is carved away leaving white or non printed areas. This print process allows a variety of mark making using different woodcutting tools and sandpapers giving you a variety of line and tonal quality. There are endless possibilities with this print process from four colour separation and multi block printing, allowing good colour experimentation and arrangement options.
The evening printmaking class is open to everyone of all levels who wants to learn fundamental printmaking skills and add some creativity to their life.
Our printmaking course offers beginner and intermediate students the opportunity to discover the endless possibilities that this medium can offer. Terms may be attended either individually or as a continuous year of study.
We will cover a wide range of printmaking techniques throughout the year, in a non-toxic environment and use water-based inks. Each term a new print process will be introduced giving students an excellent printmaking overview.
This hands-on course will cover the finer techniques of printmaking, demonstrating good ink applications, colour roll-up techniques and chine collé throughout each print process.
Demonstrations will be delivered at each stage, supported by documentation and open discussions. By the end of the year, students will hold a cohesive body of work showing a good development of ideas and have a good understanding of basic printmaking techniques.
"For me it’s about making an impression of something, introducing new ideas and skills that students can include and extend on into their own practice" Alexis Neal
NB: Please remember to bring materials from the course "materials list" online.
Materials list
Printmaking with Alexis Neal
A basic kit of materials to get you up and going is listed here. Specialist art shops are the best option and will provide student discounts if you mention that you are attending the school. Recommended stores are:
Studio Art Supplies - Crummer Road, Grey Lynn
The French Art Shop - Taylors Road, Morningside
Gordon Harris - Gillies Avenue, Newmarket and Symonds Street, Auckland Central Takapuna Art Supplies – Takapuna
We will supply most of the materials you require for printmaking. Students need to bring:
• an apron or old shirt
• workbook / visual diary / other resource material
• general stationary items (pencils, erasers etc.)
• any items or equipment you already own relating to printmaking Browne School of Art and your tutor will supply the following:
a good selection of Flint inks - water based rags
newspaper
Jiff & liquid soap
scissors/cutting knives roll up boards
small print rollers cutting boards
thin tracing paper grease-proof paper tool wrap
2 large rollers roll-up glass plate 2x towels
vintage wallpaper and relief surfaces resource books / handouts
print supply box, rags etc.
At Browne School of Art we also have a selection of basic print-related materials available for purchase at reasonable cost, such as: newsprint, tissue, Hahnemuhle print paper size 800 x 1200mm, 300gsm, wet strength paper (or Royal offset) 270gsm, Plexi Plate
This list is a general guide only. The majority (though not necessarily all) of these materials may be used as students progress.
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Standard Booking
Online payment includes payment fee of 2.9% + NZ$0.30. Offline payment details on confirmation page.
Bilet kursowy - na wszystkie 9 daty
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NZ$745.00 | |
Standard Booking + $10.00 BSA Student Fund - Donation
A $10 donation will go to our BSA Student Fund - helping those who are unwaged or under financial hardship (with a Community Services Card) to attend our courses.
Bilet kursowy - na wszystkie 9 daty
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NZ$755.00 |
Browne School of Art
194 Great North Road
Grey Lynn
Auckland
1021
