Intaglio printmaking with Tetra Pak - Taster session with Alison Butler
Ref: STA41568
About this course
A taster session to introduce you to Intaglio printing with a Tetra Pak. This two hour taster session will be held on the Gardens Gatehouse Craft Table. Please access via the Gardens Entrance.
Course Description
Tetra Pak printing is an intaglio method of printing where marks are made into a plate (Tetra Pak) with an etching needle or small sections are cut away with a craft knife. Your plate will be inked using etching inks, which are worked into the recessed areas. The raised surface is wiped clean to create highlights and midtones. Plates will be run through a printing press with dampened paper to produce a print.
What you'll make:
- A finished artwork: small edition of prints
Course Materials
Included
- Tetra pak
- Paper
- Inks
- Use of the equipment during the course
What students need to bring
- An apron
Timetable
This two-hour taster session will be held at our Craft Table in the Gardens Gatehouse. Please access via the Gardens entrance.
Start time: 2pm
Finish time: 4pm
General Information
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Accommodation
Residential option available. Find out accommodation costs and how to book here.
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