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Creative Collagraphs
With Carol Nunan

Saturday and Sunday | Oct 15/16| 10.00 – 16.00 |

 

A collagraph is a textured surface on cardboard created from a variety of household materials that are sealed and printed. The range of textures and colours you can print off a collagraph plate are limitless. Carol Nunan has years of experience making and printing her own collagraphs and she will guide you through the process of creating a plate and printing it in both monochrome and colour. Her demonstrations will include a wide range of cutting, sticking and spreading possibilities to achieve both subtle marks and powerful tones in the finished prints. Carol will demonstrate multi-colour printing that is both speedy and satisfying. You will also receive individual guidance on how to construct your image and get the best out of the plate when printing. Suitable for complete beginners and those who want to progress their ideas in this medium.

CAROL NUNAN (HNDip Visual Communications (hons.) trained as a graphic designer at The National College of Art & Design (NCAD), Dublin, Ireland. A monotype course with Rebecca became the catalyst for a new career as a fine artist printmaker. Carol has led many printmaking workshops for children and adults. She also exhibits and sells her work through a number of galleries in the North East.

To reserve a place email: info@horsleyprintmakers.co.uk

And then print off the booking form and post with your cheque to:
Horsley Printmakers, The Hearth, Main Road, Horsley, Northumberland, NE15 0NT

Deposits of £50 accepted. Balance required 4 weeks before the course is due to start.
See courses menu for prices and discounts.

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See location for B&Bs and places to eat in the evening. Why not extend your stay and explore Hadrian‘s Wall country or take advantage of the proximity to Newcastle and Gateshead's vibrant city culture?

 

Melissa Bateson - collagraph

Carol Nunan - Collagraph

Mandy Pattullo - collagraph