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First Steps in Etching | Kathryn Desforges

West Yorkshire Print Workshop

Duration: 2 Days
£110
(Price includes all materials)
West Yorkshire Print Workshop

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Duration:2 Days
Price:£110
(Price includes all materials)
Type:Workshops
Method:In a classroom
Accreditation:None
Prepares for:Using etching to make prints at home, in studio or in an open access print workshop.
Geared towards:Artists, designers, illustrators, and anyone who wants to learn a new skill and further their artistic practise.
Requirements:None - all welcome
Internship:n/a
Students per class:6

Do you need further information?
Contact the person in charge , free and at no obligation, for information on how to enroll, enrollment limit/availability and more.

Course program

This course will cover all the basics of hard and soft ground etching using copper, zinc and steel plates and etching with ferric chloride and copper sulphate solutions, both less-toxic alternatives to traditional nitric acid. This is a great course for beginners and those who need a refresher. You will learn the basics of intaglio printmaking such as how to prepare, etch and print a metal plate, with a hands-on approach, as well as inking and registration techniques. Kathryn Desforges is a practising artist who specialises in printmaking, and is also technician at WYPW.

"Loved it, good tution, guided program. Tutor was very laid back and helpful, would love to attend again."

Course runs from 11am - 5pm on 2 consecutive Saturdays.

Do you need clarification regarding the course program?
Contact the person in charge , free and at no obligation, for information on how to enroll, enrollment limit/availability and more.

Course location

West Yorkshire Print Workshop

Based in Mirfield, the West Yorkshire Print Workshop is an open access printmaking facility.

We also run a regular programme of specialist printmaking courses and other related activities including arts and crafts activities and workshops for young people. We support artists and creative businesses by providing printmaking facilities, affordable studio spaces and exhibiting opportunities for members.

WYPW is a registered charity (no. 1010125) and a Regularly Funded Organisation of the Arts Council, England. We welcome any offers of voluntary assistance and sponsorship from the private and business sectors.

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