Fancy learning to print?
Or giving a print class as a gift?
It’s so easy. Just email Simone and you can arrange a Gift Voucher for yourself, a friend/family member or your Special Someone in no time at all. (The perfect last moment gift!)
Gift vouchers can be posted or emailed at short notice, whichever method best suits your gift and your timeframe. (And last minute gifts are no problem!)
The vouchers are for workshops (usually $220), casual classes ($50 per 3 hour session), 10 visit passes for casual classes ($450) … or any other amount that suits your budget :)
The vouchers are valid for 18 months and are flexible. For example, a $300 voucher could be used for a workshop, some printmaking materials and several casual classes. (Also, a $50 voucher can be used as a part payment towards a full day workshop.)
A full day workshop is a great way to start out printmaking - over the course of a day (and including a delicious lunch via Pony & Cole), your Special Someone will get the feel for an entire process. If there is not already a workshop planned in the process they want - see Forthcoming Workshops here - they can select an available date that suits and Simone will start a workshop especially for them. The workshop always goes ahead, regardless of numbers. (Usual workshop numbers vary from 1 to 6 participants, depending on the process.)
Because the casual classes can book out (some weeks have a waitlist), people often like to start with a full day workshop, followed by the occasional casual class, or even different workshops in other processes. There are so many ways to print!
One-on-one print/mentoring sessions also available.
So, if you email Simone the following details:
Your name and contact details,
The name of the person you are giving the voucher to, and
The amount of the voucher (as well as whether you’d like the amount written on the front of the voucher, or not)
… She can email you a personalised gift voucher in under 24 hours. Perfect for last moment gifts!
Techniques:
Low-toxic intaglio processes – drypoint, etching, monoprints/monotypes, collagraphs, chine colle, etc.
Relief processes – lino printing, repeat pattern stamping, woodcuts, wood engravings, collagraphs, embossing, photopolymer, Japanese woodblock, etc.
Stencilling & screen printing – DIY kitchen table techniques, screenprinting with hand cut stencils, screenprinting with drawing/masking fluid, screen monoprinting, UV screenprinting, beginners repeat pattern textile printing, etc.
Other print processes - waterless lithography, gelli printing, Suminagashi (Japanese marbling), printing without a press, etc.
And coming soon to Stone & Quoin Studio in Hindmarsh:
Letterpress, book arts and zines.
To see examples of different kinds of prints, go to the Union St Print Pinterest page or the Union St Printmakers Facebook page (click Photos, Albums and then See All). Each album features a different set of printmaking techniques.
