Japanese woodblock printmaking, known as ‘Mokuhanga’, is perfect for artists interested in a non-toxic, table-top printmaking technique.
In a two day workshop with expert Lucy Schofield, you will learn the basic skills to transfer and carve a ‘key line’ and colour separation blocks, in the tradition of Japanese Ukiyo-e printmaking.
With only a hand held barren, learn techniques to achieve various print effects, from ‘sesame printing’ to ‘bokashi’, while registering your multi-block image through the simple traditional ‘kento’ system.
You will be sure to fall in love with the process and results of this accessible, water-based printmaking method, which provides endless possibilities.
This two day workshop costs £120, or £100 for members.
Venue Details
We are an artist-led membership organisation that offers an excellent programme of free exhibitions of contemporary ceramics and painting. We, provide specialist studio spaces for artists and enthusiasts. We have the only dedicated ceramics space in Hull, with equipment and kilns in a shared studio setting. Membership benefits include 10% discount on artist led workshops, access to the equipment, kilns, and materials at a reduced price. Whether you would like to make ceramics for health, happiness, or wellbeing, Studio Eleven now offers a monthly membership scheme to provide access to a communal work space and processing facilities for pottery. Anyone with sufficient experience to work self – directed is welcome to apply. Our aim is to support new and existing ceramicists in furthering their practice, whether for commercial purposes or as a leisure interest. Community membership includes in house clay, coloured slips, and, our range of stoneware glazes
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