An introduction to the many and varied applications of non-toxic, photosensitive plates, this is an ideal workshop for photographers wanting to explore photogravure, a non-silver alternative process that produces the most exquisite rich and velvety tones on fine art papers.

Workshops are suitable for beginners through to practiced printmakers. Class numbers are kept to a maximum of only six to eight students to ensure the highest standard of educational excellence. All materials are provided in the cost of this workshop. B & B accommodation on the premises is also available.

Course Content

Different means of producing a positive (transparency) for contact printing. Digital techniques for making inkjet films.
Combining photographic material with hand drawn materials.
Exposure guidelines for best results. Single and double exposure methods will be covered.
Open etching - how to control
Intaglio printing with and without colour. Participants will produce a small edition of prints. The printing process is taught by first proofing the plate and then moving on to the finished editioned prints. A secondary edition of coloured prints from the same image is the final stage of the workshop.

Places fill quickly. You are advised to book early to avoid disappointment. Reserve your place by ringing Silvi Glattauer on 0417 377 962.

Cost: $550 (inc. materials)

kshop fee - $31A $50 deposit will be required to secure an enrolment. Balance of course fee is payable no later than commencement of first class.

Course Content

Places fill quickly. You are advised to book early to avoid disappointment. Reserve your place by ringing Silvi Glattauer on 0417 377 962.

23 - 26 Jan 2009