This is a 6 week course, running on Monday mornings. There is no class on Easter Monday, 21 April 2025.

Monotype printmaking is a quick and simple process. Technically, a monotype is only one impression, so the work you create is a unique work on paper. But there is often the ability to create ‘ghost prints’. These are slightly faded impressions of the work you have made on the glass once the first print is taken. There is no need for a press, although one can be used, such as an etching or vertical pressure relief print press. The results can be surprising, subtle, dramatic, and painterly. All depending on how you work with this adaptable and exciting method of image making.

More details to come.