Enjoy being guided through inspirational and experimental screenprinting methods. You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.
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Students will learn how to make different types of screen-prints, using various techniques, in a creative and experimental approach to silkscreen printing. Students will learn how to silkscreen print on to paper and other surfaces, gaining a good understanding of how to register and make interesting overprinted layers in a combination of colours. Making artwork employing different methods and images and silkscreen printing in a combination of ways.
creatively explore the mixing and application of ink
experiment with different approaches to stencil making including paper stencils, hand drawn, digital and contact stencils
prepare and coat a screen with a photo sensitive emulsion
learn techniques to register imagery and layer your imagery
cutting and tearing paper stencils
coating the stretch screen with a photo sensitive emulsion
photographic and hand drawn designs that can then be exposed on to photo sensitive screens.
What will we cover?
Making paper stencils
Preparing artwork using a variety of drawn found and/or digital starting points
Learn how to prepare and coat the screen with a photo-sensitive emulsion
Expose and develop artwork on the screen
Learn how to screen print on to paper and other surfaces
Gain a good understanding of how to register and over print employing different silkscreen
Make artwork using different silkscreen methods and images to print in a combination of colours and different ways
What will I achieve? By the end of this course you should be able to...
Apply and manipulate ink - exploring monoprinting and colour mixing on screen, changing opacity of ink, layering
Coat the screen with photosensitive emulsion and expose using a variety of media -direct contact, hand drawn and digital imagery
Create 2 colour stencil using direct stencils employing registration techniques
Adapt and apply methods for exploring the creative potential of screen printing.
What level is the course and do I need any particular skills?
All levels are welcome. The course is suitable for complete beginners and more experienced printmakers who want to try out new ideas. Basic Photoshop skills and a knowledge of digital photography would be beneficial.
How will I be taught, and will there be any work outside the class?
Demonstrations will be given to enable you to understand the techniques and instructions will be given on how to use the equipment.
Are there any other costs? Is there anything I need to bring?
All materials are included for this course. There is nothing you need to bring for the first day.
When I've finished, what course can I do next?
There are various other screen printing courses to continue with such as Screen Printing: Studio Projects. Alternatively, you may wish to use your new portfolio of prints to apply for advanced courses in printmaking or fine art. Your tutor can advise.
Adam Hogarth is an artist based in London. Adam completed a BA Hons in Fine Art at Northumbria University and an MFA in Fine Art Printmaking at The Royal College of Art, from 20016-2020 he has been the Printmaking Fellow at The Royal Academy of Arts. After graduating from his MFA Adam worked for Advanced Graphics London, a fine art print publishers, specialising in screenprint and woodblock printing. In the three years working there he produced prints for some of the leading artists and galleries in the UK. He is currently the head screenprinter at Thames-Side Print Studio. Adam's practice is multi-diciplinary, although his strengths lie in print. His work tackles notions of Auto-Destruction, an arts movement that gained notoriety in the 50's and 60's by the artist Gustav Metzger. Adam has exhibited nationally and internationally, including: Tate Britain, The Royal Academy of Arts, ICA, DAnielle Arnaud Gallery, The Finland Print Triennale and Kobe Sans University (Japan). At City Lit Adam teaches screenprinting where his classes accomodate a variety of students from beginner to advanced.
Rolina E. Blok is an artist of Dutch/Romanian origin based in London. She is a multidisciplinary artist with a speciality in Contemporary Approaches to Printmaking. Blok’s practice expands into the digital realm as well as printmaking, sculpture, performance art and curating. Blok is part of the Visual Arts team at City Lit and is currently a Screenprint Fellow at the Royal Academy. I think that working with the other tutors we can inspire and help the students advance in their practice and explore the creative potential within combined digital and print media. I am an advocate for experimentation and would like to instigate conversations surrounding the relationship between the physical realm and the digital world. The method is the vessel for the message to be portrayed. From pixel to halftone and back again.
Please note: We reserve the right to change our tutors from those advertised. This happens rarely, but if it does, we are unable to refund fees due to this. Our tutors may have different teaching styles; however we guarantee a consistent quality of teaching in all our courses.
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You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.<ul><li>Making paper stencils</li><li>Preparing artwork using a variety of drawn found and/or digital starting points</li><li>Learn how to prepare and coat the screen with a photo-sensitive emulsion</li><li>Expose and develop artwork on the screen</li><li>Learn how to screen print on to paper and other surfaces</li><li>Gain a good understanding of how to register and over print employing different silkscreen</li><li>Make artwork using different silkscreen methods and images to print in a combination of colours and different ways</li></ul><ul><li>Apply and manipulate ink - exploring monoprinting and colour mixing on screen, changing opacity of ink, layering</li><li>Coat the screen with photosensitive emulsion and expose using a variety of media -direct contact, hand drawn and digital imagery</li><li>Create 2 colour stencil using direct stencils employing registration techniques</li><li>Adapt and apply methods for exploring the creative potential of screen printing.</li></ul><p>All levels are welcome. The course is suitable for complete beginners and more experienced printmakers who want to try out new ideas. Basic Photoshop skills and a knowledge of digital photography would be beneficial.</p><p>Demonstrations will be given to enable you to understand the techniques and instructions will be given on how to use the equipment.</p><p>All materials are included for this course. There is nothing you need to bring for the first day.</p><p>There are various other screen printing courses to continue with such as Screen Printing: Studio Projects. Alternatively, you may wish to use your new portfolio of prints to apply for advanced courses in printmaking or fine art. Your tutor can advise.</p>PrintmakingScreenprinting & photographic processesvirtual3030763Screen printing workshop249249https://www.citylit.ac.uk/media/catalog/product/s/c/screen-printing-workshop-1024_17.jpgInStockDaytimeFriKeeley StreetAvailable courses5-10 weeksWeekday2026-09-25T00:00:00+00:00Beginners, Some experience, Advanced, Suitable for allSep 2026Art & designVS055249249Screen printing workshop199162249screen-printing-workshop/vs055-2627Enjoy being guided through inspirational and experimental screenprinting methods. You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.0000-Available|2026-09-25 00:00:00<p>Students will learn how to make different types of screen-prints, using various techniques, in a creative and experimental approach to silkscreen printing. Students will learn how to silkscreen print on to paper and other surfaces, gaining a good understanding of how to register and make interesting overprinted layers in a combination of colours. Making artwork employing different methods and images and silkscreen printing in a combination of ways.</p><ul><li>creatively explore the mixing and application of ink</li><li>experiment with different approaches to stencil making including paper stencils, hand drawn, digital and contact stencils</li><li>prepare and coat a screen with a photo sensitive emulsion</li><li>learn techniques to register imagery and layer your imagery</li><li>cutting and tearing paper stencils</li><li>coating the stretch screen with a photo sensitive emulsion</li><li>photographic and hand drawn designs that can then be exposed on to photo sensitive screens.</li></ul>Enjoy being guided through inspirational and experimental screenprinting methods. You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.<ul><li>Making paper stencils</li><li>Preparing artwork using a variety of drawn found and/or digital starting points</li><li>Learn how to prepare and coat the screen with a photo-sensitive emulsion</li><li>Expose and develop artwork on the screen</li><li>Learn how to screen print on to paper and other surfaces</li><li>Gain a good understanding of how to register and over print employing different silkscreen</li><li>Make artwork using different silkscreen methods and images to print in a combination of colours and different ways</li></ul><ul><li>Apply and manipulate ink - exploring monoprinting and colour mixing on screen, changing opacity of ink, layering</li><li>Coat the screen with photosensitive emulsion and expose using a variety of media -direct contact, hand drawn and digital imagery</li><li>Create 2 colour stencil using direct stencils employing registration techniques</li><li>Adapt and apply methods for exploring the creative potential of screen printing.</li></ul><p>All levels are welcome. The course is suitable for complete beginners and more experienced printmakers who want to try out new ideas. Basic Photoshop skills and a knowledge of digital photography would be beneficial.</p><p>Demonstrations will be given to enable you to understand the techniques and instructions will be given on how to use the equipment.</p><p>All materials are included for this course. There is nothing you need to bring for the first day.</p><p>There are various other screen printing courses to continue with such as Screen Printing: Studio Projects. Alternatively, you may wish to use your new portfolio of prints to apply for advanced courses in printmaking or fine art. 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You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.<ul><li>Making paper stencils</li><li>Preparing artwork using a variety of drawn found and/or digital starting points</li><li>Learn how to prepare and coat the screen with a photo-sensitive emulsion</li><li>Expose and develop artwork on the screen</li><li>Learn how to screen print on to paper and other surfaces</li><li>Gain a good understanding of how to register and over print employing different silkscreen</li><li>Make artwork using different silkscreen methods and images to print in a combination of colours and different ways</li></ul><ul><li>Apply and manipulate ink - exploring monoprinting and colour mixing on screen, changing opacity of ink, layering</li><li>Coat the screen with photosensitive emulsion and expose using a variety of media -direct contact, hand drawn and digital imagery</li><li>Create 2 colour stencil using direct stencils employing registration techniques</li><li>Adapt and apply methods for exploring the creative potential of screen printing.</li></ul><p>All levels are welcome. The course is suitable for complete beginners and more experienced printmakers who want to try out new ideas. Basic Photoshop skills and a knowledge of digital photography would be beneficial.</p><p>Demonstrations will be given to enable you to understand the techniques and instructions will be given on how to use the equipment.</p><p>All materials are included for this course. There is nothing you need to bring for the first day.</p><p>There are various other screen printing courses to continue with such as Screen Printing: Studio Projects. Alternatively, you may wish to use your new portfolio of prints to apply for advanced courses in printmaking or fine art. Your tutor can advise.</p>PrintmakingScreenprinting & photographic processesvirtual3068329Screen printing workshop349349https://www.citylit.ac.uk/media/catalog/product/s/c/screen-printing-workshop-1024_20.jpgInStockDaytimeSat-SunKeeley StreetAvailable courses1 to 4 weeksWeekend2027-07-03T00:00:00+00:00Jul 2027Art & designVS733349349Screen printing workshop279227349Rolina Elsje Blokscreen-printing-workshop/vs733-2627Enjoy being guided through inspirational and experimental screenprinting methods. You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.0000-Available|2027-07-03 00:00:00<p>Students will learn how to make different types of screen-prints, using various techniques, in a creative and experimental approach to silkscreen printing. Students will learn how to silkscreen print on to paper and other surfaces, gaining a good understanding of how to register and make interesting overprinted layers in a combination of colours. Making artwork employing different methods and images and silkscreen printing in a combination of ways.</p><ul><li>creatively explore the mixing and application of ink</li><li>experiment with different approaches to stencil making including paper stencils, hand drawn, digital and contact stencils</li><li>prepare and coat a screen with a photo sensitive emulsion</li><li>learn techniques to register imagery and layer your imagery</li><li>cutting and tearing paper stencils</li><li>coating the stretch screen with a photo sensitive emulsion</li><li>photographic and hand drawn designs that can then be exposed on to photo sensitive screens.</li></ul>Enjoy being guided through inspirational and experimental screenprinting methods. You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.<ul><li>Making paper stencils</li><li>Preparing artwork using a variety of drawn found and/or digital starting points</li><li>Learn how to prepare and coat the screen with a photo-sensitive emulsion</li><li>Expose and develop artwork on the screen</li><li>Learn how to screen print on to paper and other surfaces</li><li>Gain a good understanding of how to register and over print employing different silkscreen</li><li>Make artwork using different silkscreen methods and images to print in a combination of colours and different ways</li></ul><ul><li>Apply and manipulate ink - exploring monoprinting and colour mixing on screen, changing opacity of ink, layering</li><li>Coat the screen with photosensitive emulsion and expose using a variety of media -direct contact, hand drawn and digital imagery</li><li>Create 2 colour stencil using direct stencils employing registration techniques</li><li>Adapt and apply methods for exploring the creative potential of screen printing.</li></ul><p>All levels are welcome. The course is suitable for complete beginners and more experienced printmakers who want to try out new ideas. Basic Photoshop skills and a knowledge of digital photography would be beneficial.</p><p>Demonstrations will be given to enable you to understand the techniques and instructions will be given on how to use the equipment.</p><p>All materials are included for this course. There is nothing you need to bring for the first day.</p><p>There are various other screen printing courses to continue with such as Screen Printing: Studio Projects. Alternatively, you may wish to use your new portfolio of prints to apply for advanced courses in printmaking or fine art. Your tutor can advise.</p>PrintmakingMonoprinting, mixed media & miscellaneousvirtual3068389Screen printing workshop249249https://www.citylit.ac.uk/media/catalog/product/s/c/screen-printing-workshop-1024_19.jpgInStockDaytimeFriKeeley StreetAvailable courses5-10 weeksWeekday2027-01-08T00:00:00+00:00Beginners, Some experience, Advanced, Suitable for allJan 2027Art & designVS011249249Screen printing workshop199162249screen-printing-workshop/vs011-2627Enjoy being guided through inspirational and experimental screenprinting methods. You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.0000-Available|2027-01-08 00:00:00<p>Students will learn how to make different types of screen-prints, using various techniques, in a creative and experimental approach to silkscreen printing. Students will learn how to silkscreen print on to paper and other surfaces, gaining a good understanding of how to register and make interesting overprinted layers in a combination of colours. Making artwork employing different methods and images and silkscreen printing in a combination of ways.</p><ul><li>creatively explore the mixing and application of ink</li><li>experiment with different approaches to stencil making including paper stencils, hand drawn, digital and contact stencils</li><li>prepare and coat a screen with a photo sensitive emulsion</li><li>learn techniques to register imagery and layer your imagery</li><li>cutting and tearing paper stencils</li><li>coating the stretch screen with a photo sensitive emulsion</li><li>photographic and hand drawn designs that can then be exposed on to photo sensitive screens.</li></ul>Enjoy being guided through inspirational and experimental screenprinting methods. You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.<ul><li>Making paper stencils</li><li>Preparing artwork using a variety of drawn found and/or digital starting points</li><li>Learn how to prepare and coat the screen with a photo-sensitive emulsion</li><li>Expose and develop artwork on the screen</li><li>Learn how to screen print on to paper and other surfaces</li><li>Gain a good understanding of how to register and over print employing different silkscreen</li><li>Make artwork using different silkscreen methods and images to print in a combination of colours and different ways</li></ul><ul><li>Apply and manipulate ink - exploring monoprinting and colour mixing on screen, changing opacity of ink, layering</li><li>Coat the screen with photosensitive emulsion and expose using a variety of media -direct contact, hand drawn and digital imagery</li><li>Create 2 colour stencil using direct stencils employing registration techniques</li><li>Adapt and apply methods for exploring the creative potential of screen printing.</li></ul><p>All levels are welcome. The course is suitable for complete beginners and more experienced printmakers who want to try out new ideas. Basic Photoshop skills and a knowledge of digital photography would be beneficial.</p><p>Demonstrations will be given to enable you to understand the techniques and instructions will be given on how to use the equipment.</p><p>All materials are included for this course. There is nothing you need to bring for the first day.</p><p>There are various other screen printing courses to continue with such as Screen Printing: Studio Projects. Alternatively, you may wish to use your new portfolio of prints to apply for advanced courses in printmaking or fine art. Your tutor can advise.</p>PrintmakingScreenprinting & photographic processesvirtual3068401Screen printing workshop249249https://www.citylit.ac.uk/media/catalog/product/s/c/screen-printing-workshop-1024_24.jpgInStockDaytimeFriKeeley StreetAvailable courses5-10 weeksWeekday2027-04-16T00:00:00+00:00Beginners, Some experience, Advanced, Suitable for allApr 2027Art & designVS020249249Screen printing workshop199162249Rolina Elsje Blokscreen-printing-workshop/vs020-2627Enjoy being guided through inspirational and experimental screenprinting methods. You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.0000-Available|2027-04-16 00:00:00<p>Students will learn how to make different types of screen-prints, using various techniques, in a creative and experimental approach to silkscreen printing. Students will learn how to silkscreen print on to paper and other surfaces, gaining a good understanding of how to register and make interesting overprinted layers in a combination of colours. Making artwork employing different methods and images and silkscreen printing in a combination of ways.</p><ul><li>creatively explore the mixing and application of ink</li><li>experiment with different approaches to stencil making including paper stencils, hand drawn, digital and contact stencils</li><li>prepare and coat a screen with a photo sensitive emulsion</li><li>learn techniques to register imagery and layer your imagery</li><li>cutting and tearing paper stencils</li><li>coating the stretch screen with a photo sensitive emulsion</li><li>photographic and hand drawn designs that can then be exposed on to photo sensitive screens.</li></ul>Enjoy being guided through inspirational and experimental screenprinting methods. You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.<ul><li>Making paper stencils</li><li>Preparing artwork using a variety of drawn found and/or digital starting points</li><li>Learn how to prepare and coat the screen with a photo-sensitive emulsion</li><li>Expose and develop artwork on the screen</li><li>Learn how to screen print on to paper and other surfaces</li><li>Gain a good understanding of how to register and over print employing different silkscreen</li><li>Make artwork using different silkscreen methods and images to print in a combination of colours and different ways</li></ul><ul><li>Apply and manipulate ink - exploring monoprinting and colour mixing on screen, changing opacity of ink, layering</li><li>Coat the screen with photosensitive emulsion and expose using a variety of media -direct contact, hand drawn and digital imagery</li><li>Create 2 colour stencil using direct stencils employing registration techniques</li><li>Adapt and apply methods for exploring the creative potential of screen printing.</li></ul><p>All levels are welcome. The course is suitable for complete beginners and more experienced printmakers who want to try out new ideas. Basic Photoshop skills and a knowledge of digital photography would be beneficial.</p><p>Demonstrations will be given to enable you to understand the techniques and instructions will be given on how to use the equipment.</p><p>All materials are included for this course. There is nothing you need to bring for the first day.</p><p>There are various other screen printing courses to continue with such as Screen Printing: Studio Projects. Alternatively, you may wish to use your new portfolio of prints to apply for advanced courses in printmaking or fine art. Your tutor can advise.</p>PrintmakingScreenprinting & photographic processesvirtual3068407Screen printing workshop249249https://www.citylit.ac.uk/media/catalog/product/s/c/screen-printing-workshop-1024_25.jpgInStockEveningMonKeeley StreetAvailable courses5-10 weeksWeekday2027-06-28T00:00:00+00:00Beginners, Some experience, Advanced, Suitable for allJun 2027Art & designVS021249249Screen printing workshop199162249David Holahscreen-printing-workshop/vs021-2627Enjoy being guided through inspirational and experimental screenprinting methods. You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.0000-Available|2027-06-28 00:00:00<p>Students will learn how to make different types of screen-prints, using various techniques, in a creative and experimental approach to silkscreen printing. Students will learn how to silkscreen print on to paper and other surfaces, gaining a good understanding of how to register and make interesting overprinted layers in a combination of colours. Making artwork employing different methods and images and silkscreen printing in a combination of ways.</p><ul><li>creatively explore the mixing and application of ink</li><li>experiment with different approaches to stencil making including paper stencils, hand drawn, digital and contact stencils</li><li>prepare and coat a screen with a photo sensitive emulsion</li><li>learn techniques to register imagery and layer your imagery</li><li>cutting and tearing paper stencils</li><li>coating the stretch screen with a photo sensitive emulsion</li><li>photographic and hand drawn designs that can then be exposed on to photo sensitive screens.</li></ul>Enjoy being guided through inspirational and experimental screenprinting methods. You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.<ul><li>Making paper stencils</li><li>Preparing artwork using a variety of drawn found and/or digital starting points</li><li>Learn how to prepare and coat the screen with a photo-sensitive emulsion</li><li>Expose and develop artwork on the screen</li><li>Learn how to screen print on to paper and other surfaces</li><li>Gain a good understanding of how to register and over print employing different silkscreen</li><li>Make artwork using different silkscreen methods and images to print in a combination of colours and different ways</li></ul><ul><li>Apply and manipulate ink - exploring monoprinting and colour mixing on screen, changing opacity of ink, layering</li><li>Coat the screen with photosensitive emulsion and expose using a variety of media -direct contact, hand drawn and digital imagery</li><li>Create 2 colour stencil using direct stencils employing registration techniques</li><li>Adapt and apply methods for exploring the creative potential of screen printing.</li></ul><p>All levels are welcome. The course is suitable for complete beginners and more experienced printmakers who want to try out new ideas. Basic Photoshop skills and a knowledge of digital photography would be beneficial.</p><p>Demonstrations will be given to enable you to understand the techniques and instructions will be given on how to use the equipment.</p><p>All materials are included for this course. There is nothing you need to bring for the first day.</p><p>There are various other screen printing courses to continue with such as Screen Printing: Studio Projects. Alternatively, you may wish to use your new portfolio of prints to apply for advanced courses in printmaking or fine art. Your tutor can advise.</p>PrintmakingScreenprinting & photographic processesvirtual3068431Screen printing workshop249249https://www.citylit.ac.uk/media/catalog/product/s/c/screen-printing-workshop-1024_21.jpgInStockEveningMonKeeley StreetAvailable courses5-10 weeksWeekday2027-01-11T00:00:00+00:00Beginners, Some experience, Advanced, Suitable for allJan 2027Art & designVS400249249Screen printing workshop199162249David Holahscreen-printing-workshop/vs400-2627Enjoy being guided through inspirational and experimental screenprinting methods. You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.0000-Available|2027-01-11 00:00:00<p>Students will learn how to make different types of screen-prints, using various techniques, in a creative and experimental approach to silkscreen printing. Students will learn how to silkscreen print on to paper and other surfaces, gaining a good understanding of how to register and make interesting overprinted layers in a combination of colours. Making artwork employing different methods and images and silkscreen printing in a combination of ways.</p><ul><li>creatively explore the mixing and application of ink</li><li>experiment with different approaches to stencil making including paper stencils, hand drawn, digital and contact stencils</li><li>prepare and coat a screen with a photo sensitive emulsion</li><li>learn techniques to register imagery and layer your imagery</li><li>cutting and tearing paper stencils</li><li>coating the stretch screen with a photo sensitive emulsion</li><li>photographic and hand drawn designs that can then be exposed on to photo sensitive screens.</li></ul>Enjoy being guided through inspirational and experimental screenprinting methods. You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.<ul><li>Making paper stencils</li><li>Preparing artwork using a variety of drawn found and/or digital starting points</li><li>Learn how to prepare and coat the screen with a photo-sensitive emulsion</li><li>Expose and develop artwork on the screen</li><li>Learn how to screen print on to paper and other surfaces</li><li>Gain a good understanding of how to register and over print employing different silkscreen</li><li>Make artwork using different silkscreen methods and images to print in a combination of colours and different ways</li></ul><ul><li>Apply and manipulate ink - exploring monoprinting and colour mixing on screen, changing opacity of ink, layering</li><li>Coat the screen with photosensitive emulsion and expose using a variety of media -direct contact, hand drawn and digital imagery</li><li>Create 2 colour stencil using direct stencils employing registration techniques</li><li>Adapt and apply methods for exploring the creative potential of screen printing.</li></ul><p>All levels are welcome. The course is suitable for complete beginners and more experienced printmakers who want to try out new ideas. Basic Photoshop skills and a knowledge of digital photography would be beneficial.</p><p>Demonstrations will be given to enable you to understand the techniques and instructions will be given on how to use the equipment.</p><p>All materials are included for this course. There is nothing you need to bring for the first day.</p><p>There are various other screen printing courses to continue with such as Screen Printing: Studio Projects. Alternatively, you may wish to use your new portfolio of prints to apply for advanced courses in printmaking or fine art. Your tutor can advise.</p>PrintmakingScreenprinting & photographic processesvirtual3068434Screen printing workshop249249https://www.citylit.ac.uk/media/catalog/product/s/c/screen-printing-workshop-1024_23.jpgInStockEveningFriKeeley StreetAvailable courses5-10 weeksWeekday2027-02-19T00:00:00+00:00Beginners, Some experience, Advanced, Suitable for allFeb 2027Art & designVS731249249Screen printing workshop199162249Rolina Elsje Blokscreen-printing-workshop/vs731-2627Enjoy being guided through inspirational and experimental screenprinting methods. You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.0000-Available|2027-02-19 00:00:00<p>Students will learn how to make different types of screen-prints, using various techniques, in a creative and experimental approach to silkscreen printing. Students will learn how to silkscreen print on to paper and other surfaces, gaining a good understanding of how to register and make interesting overprinted layers in a combination of colours. Making artwork employing different methods and images and silkscreen printing in a combination of ways.</p><ul><li>creatively explore the mixing and application of ink</li><li>experiment with different approaches to stencil making including paper stencils, hand drawn, digital and contact stencils</li><li>prepare and coat a screen with a photo sensitive emulsion</li><li>learn techniques to register imagery and layer your imagery</li><li>cutting and tearing paper stencils</li><li>coating the stretch screen with a photo sensitive emulsion</li><li>photographic and hand drawn designs that can then be exposed on to photo sensitive screens.</li></ul>Enjoy being guided through inspirational and experimental screenprinting methods. You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.<ul><li>Making paper stencils</li><li>Preparing artwork using a variety of drawn found and/or digital starting points</li><li>Learn how to prepare and coat the screen with a photo-sensitive emulsion</li><li>Expose and develop artwork on the screen</li><li>Learn how to screen print on to paper and other surfaces</li><li>Gain a good understanding of how to register and over print employing different silkscreen</li><li>Make artwork using different silkscreen methods and images to print in a combination of colours and different ways</li></ul><ul><li>Apply and manipulate ink - exploring monoprinting and colour mixing on screen, changing opacity of ink, layering</li><li>Coat the screen with photosensitive emulsion and expose using a variety of media -direct contact, hand drawn and digital imagery</li><li>Create 2 colour stencil using direct stencils employing registration techniques</li><li>Adapt and apply methods for exploring the creative potential of screen printing.</li></ul><p>All levels are welcome. The course is suitable for complete beginners and more experienced printmakers who want to try out new ideas. Basic Photoshop skills and a knowledge of digital photography would be beneficial.</p><p>Demonstrations will be given to enable you to understand the techniques and instructions will be given on how to use the equipment.</p><p>All materials are included for this course. There is nothing you need to bring for the first day.</p><p>There are various other screen printing courses to continue with such as Screen Printing: Studio Projects. Alternatively, you may wish to use your new portfolio of prints to apply for advanced courses in printmaking or fine art. Your tutor can advise.</p>PrintmakingScreenprinting & photographic processesvirtual3068443Screen printing workshop149149https://www.citylit.ac.uk/media/catalog/product/s/c/screen-printing-workshop-1024_22.jpgInStockDaytimeSunKeeley StreetAvailable coursesOne-off onlyWeekend2027-02-07T00:00:00+00:00Beginners, Some experience, Advanced, Suitable for allFeb 2027Art & designVS898149149Screen printing workshop149149149Adam Hogarthscreen-printing-workshop/vs898-2627Enjoy being guided through inspirational and experimental screenprinting methods. You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.0000-Available|2027-02-07 00:00:00<p>Students will learn how to make different types of screen-prints, using various techniques, in a creative and experimental approach to silkscreen printing. Students will learn how to silkscreen print on to paper and other surfaces, gaining a good understanding of how to register and make interesting overprinted layers in a combination of colours. Making artwork employing different methods and images and silkscreen printing in a combination of ways.</p><ul><li>creatively explore the mixing and application of ink</li><li>experiment with different approaches to stencil making including paper stencils, hand drawn, digital and contact stencils</li><li>prepare and coat a screen with a photo sensitive emulsion</li><li>learn techniques to register imagery and layer your imagery</li><li>cutting and tearing paper stencils</li><li>coating the stretch screen with a photo sensitive emulsion</li><li>photographic and hand drawn designs that can then be exposed on to photo sensitive screens.</li></ul>Enjoy being guided through inspirational and experimental screenprinting methods. You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.<ul><li>Making paper stencils</li><li>Preparing artwork using a variety of drawn found and/or digital starting points</li><li>Learn how to prepare and coat the screen with a photo-sensitive emulsion</li><li>Expose and develop artwork on the screen</li><li>Learn how to screen print on to paper and other surfaces</li><li>Gain a good understanding of how to register and over print employing different silkscreen</li><li>Make artwork using different silkscreen methods and images to print in a combination of colours and different ways</li></ul><ul><li>Apply and manipulate ink - exploring monoprinting and colour mixing on screen, changing opacity of ink, layering</li><li>Coat the screen with photosensitive emulsion and expose using a variety of media -direct contact, hand drawn and digital imagery</li><li>Create 2 colour stencil using direct stencils employing registration techniques</li><li>Adapt and apply methods for exploring the creative potential of screen printing.</li></ul><p>All levels are welcome. The course is suitable for complete beginners and more experienced printmakers who want to try out new ideas. Basic Photoshop skills and a knowledge of digital photography would be beneficial.</p><p>Demonstrations will be given to enable you to understand the techniques and instructions will be given on how to use the equipment.</p><p>All materials are included for this course. There is nothing you need to bring for the first day.</p><p>There are various other screen printing courses to continue with such as Screen Printing: Studio Projects. Alternatively, you may wish to use your new portfolio of prints to apply for advanced courses in printmaking or fine art. Your tutor can advise.</p>PrintmakingScreenprinting & photographic processesvirtual199,183,279,149249,229,349,149162,149,227VS004,VS055,VS925,VS733,VS011,VS020,VS021,VS400,VS731,VS898NONEMon,Fri,Sat,Sat-Sun,Sun21/09/26 - 19/10/2618:00 - 21:0018:0021:005 sessions (over 5 weeks)55-10 weeks,1 to 4 weeks,One-off onlyWeekday,WeekendKSKeeley StreetAvailable courses2026-09-21T00:00:00+00:00,2026-09-25T00:00:00+00:00,2026-12-05T00:00:00+00:00,2027-07-03T00:00:00+00:00,2027-01-08T00:00:00+00:00,2027-04-16T00:00:00+00:00,2027-06-28T00:00:00+00:00,2027-01-11T00:00:00+00:00,2027-02-19T00:00:00+00:00,2027-02-07T00:00:00+00:00Evening,DaytimeSep 2026,Dec 2026,Jul 2027,Jan 2027,Apr 2027,Jun 2027,Feb 2027Art & design149249,229,349,149Screen printing workshopscreen-printing-workshop/vs004-2627,screen-printing-workshop/vs055-2627,screen-printing-workshop/vs925-2627,screen-printing-workshop/vs733-2627,screen-printing-workshop/vs011-2627,screen-printing-workshop/vs020-2627,screen-printing-workshop/vs021-2627,screen-printing-workshop/vs400-2627,screen-printing-workshop/vs731-2627,screen-printing-workshop/vs898-2627Enjoy being guided through inspirational and experimental screenprinting methods. You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.0000-Available|2026-09-21 00:00:00<p>Students will learn how to make different types of screen-prints, using various techniques, in a creative and experimental approach to silkscreen printing. Students will learn how to silkscreen print on to paper and other surfaces, gaining a good understanding of how to register and make interesting overprinted layers in a combination of colours. Making artwork employing different methods and images and silkscreen printing in a combination of ways.</p><ul><li>creatively explore the mixing and application of ink</li><li>experiment with different approaches to stencil making including paper stencils, hand drawn, digital and contact stencils</li><li>prepare and coat a screen with a photo sensitive emulsion</li><li>learn techniques to register imagery and layer your imagery</li><li>cutting and tearing paper stencils</li><li>coating the stretch screen with a photo sensitive emulsion</li><li>photographic and hand drawn designs that can then be exposed on to photo sensitive screens.</li></ul>Enjoy being guided through inspirational and experimental screenprinting methods. You'll try a variety of mixed media techniques that will energise and enliven your artwork - a great way to expand your image making practice and your portfolio.<ul><li>Making paper stencils</li><li>Preparing artwork using a variety of drawn found and/or digital starting points</li><li>Learn how to prepare and coat the screen with a photo-sensitive emulsion</li><li>Expose and develop artwork on the screen</li><li>Learn how to screen print on to paper and other surfaces</li><li>Gain a good understanding of how to register and over print employing different silkscreen</li><li>Make artwork using different silkscreen methods and images to print in a combination of colours and different ways</li></ul><ul><li>Apply and manipulate ink - exploring monoprinting and colour mixing on screen, changing opacity of ink, layering</li><li>Coat the screen with photosensitive emulsion and expose using a variety of media -direct contact, hand drawn and digital imagery</li><li>Create 2 colour stencil using direct stencils employing registration techniques</li><li>Adapt and apply methods for exploring the creative potential of screen printing.</li></ul><p>All levels are welcome. The course is suitable for complete beginners and more experienced printmakers who want to try out new ideas. Basic Photoshop skills and a knowledge of digital photography would be beneficial.</p><p>Demonstrations will be given to enable you to understand the techniques and instructions will be given on how to use the equipment.</p><p>All materials are included for this course. There is nothing you need to bring for the first day.</p><p>There are various other screen printing courses to continue with such as Screen Printing: Studio Projects. Alternatively, you may wish to use your new portfolio of prints to apply for advanced courses in printmaking or fine art. Your tutor can advise.</p>PrintmakingScreenprinting & photographic processes,Monoprinting, mixed media & miscellaneousconfigurable