Beginner Drypoint Printmaking Workshop
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Come along to this beginner's workshop in the Print Studio at Gatakers Artspace and explore drypoint printmaking.
Drypoint is an intaglio printmaking method that involves scratching an image into a plate with a pointed tool. These lines create a burr that holds ink and gives the resulting prints a velvety or fuzzy appearance.
In keeping with the Waste to Art Exhibition this beginner’s Drypoint printmaking workshop will be using eco-friendly tetra packs as a printing plate.
Participants will explore, experiment, and gain fundamental understanding and skills needed to create a print. This workshop is suitable for adults and young people over 12 years old.
Printmaking techniques and processes include:
-Use mark making techniques line, hatching, cross hatching and stippling to create simple yet interesting designs.
-Transfer and incise image into the plate.
-Register plate and paper.
-Ink and wipe the plate.
-Print plate.
Although all materials are provided participants are encouraged to bring along their own small sketches / images to create unique designs that can be traced onto an A6 (105mm x 148mm) size tetra plate. Basic drawing skills are an advantage but not essential as some design stimulus and stencils will be available.
Limited to 8 people only - registrations are essential.
Time: 10am to 2pm
When: Saturday 21 November, 2026
Cost: $35; registration required.
Drypoint is an intaglio printmaking method that involves scratching an image into a plate with a pointed tool. These lines create a burr that holds ink and gives the resulting prints a velvety or fuzzy appearance.
In keeping with the Waste to Art Exhibition this beginner’s Drypoint printmaking workshop will be using eco-friendly tetra packs as a printing plate.
Participants will explore, experiment, and gain fundamental understanding and skills needed to create a print. This workshop is suitable for adults and young people over 12 years old.
Printmaking techniques and processes include:
-Use mark making techniques line, hatching, cross hatching and stippling to create simple yet interesting designs.
-Transfer and incise image into the plate.
-Register plate and paper.
-Ink and wipe the plate.
-Print plate.
Although all materials are provided participants are encouraged to bring along their own small sketches / images to create unique designs that can be traced onto an A6 (105mm x 148mm) size tetra plate. Basic drawing skills are an advantage but not essential as some design stimulus and stencils will be available.
Limited to 8 people only - registrations are essential.
Time: 10am to 2pm
When: Saturday 21 November, 2026
Cost: $35; registration required.
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311 Kent Street Maryborough 4650, Maryborough, QLD, Australia, Queensland 4650
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