Classes

Workshops are one-off events which offer a deep dive into specific printmaking techniques such as copper sulphate etching, linocut or collagraph for example. They are led by experienced printmakers.

The workshops are either 6 hours on a weekend day or 3 hours on a Wednesday morning. They run from 10:00 AM to 4.00 pm at weekends and 9:30 to 12:30 on Wednesdays.

 Students will be given full instruction in the technique and as the day progresses they can explore their own ideas with their newly acquired skills. The tutor will be on hand at all times to help. Tea, coffee, soft drinks and biscuits are provided, but bring your own packed lunch or pop out to one of the many lovely cafes in Overton. 

Keep an eye on the calendar for our upcoming workshops.

We run weekly classes for those who want to learn new skills or build on existing ones. Classes are specifically designed for either beginner printmakers or intermediate. Students will be given the opportunity to try all sorts of different printmaking techniques such as linocut, etching, collagraph, mono print and many, many more. All equipment will be provided, students just need to bring their ideas and their imaginations. Classes are kept to a maximum of six people to allow free movement around the room and access to all the equipment.  

Time to do something together.

Adults - If you are fed up with sitting on the side-line, watching your kids get stuck in and missing the days when you could have a go yourself then these sessions are for you. 

Kids - if you are fed up with your adult dishing out advice, but never actually getting stuck into the activity themselves then these sessions are for you. 

These classes are a fun, creative way to spend time together immersed in the same activity. They are for those who love arts and crafts, as well as for those who just want to try something new and get out of the house on a Saturday morning.

At 61 print studio we believe that all ages should have the opportunity to get creative. 

We provide specialist printmaking and illustration workshops and classes for young people of secondary school age. These allow students to access skills and equipment they may not encounter at school, and also to pursue their own creative interests with independence and freedom.

For Junior School age we provide an after-school art club with a much more general art programme. We want to develop and encourage creativity, also have fun!