Versatile Printmaking techniques Carborundum was invented by Henri Goetz in the 1960s, Carborundum traditionally uses different grades of fine grit and varnish adhered to a plate to produce a raised surface to print from onto paper. It has a particularly rich tonal quality and is fanatic for colour printing and experimental mark making.              In the workshop at West Hove Studios, we will be using Carborundum Gel specially developed for AKUA by Susan Rostow as It makes application and...

Why Learn Etching ? Etching is a 500 year old printmaking technique that connects back to masters such as Rembrant, Goya, Picasso and Paula Rego and Norman Ackroyd .There’s something truly special about learning etching in a printroom with specialist equipment and expert knowledge from a tutor. When you join a class, you get to: Work directly with materials like copper plates, acid baths, and inks. Receive immediate feedback from an experienced Printmaker. Connect with fellow artists who...

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