Drypoint Printmaking with Coby Moore
- Belfast Print Workshop 30-42 Waring Street Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT1 2ED United Kingdom (map)
Discover the fascinating world of printmaking by exploring the versatile and dynamic techniques of drypoint. In this workshop, you will learn how to create unique and expressive prints that are full of detail and texture.
Drypoint is a printmaking technique where a design is scratched into a metal or plastic plate using a sharp tool, creating fine lines and delicate details that result in a unique and expressive look. Using a matrix (perspex), you will explore abstract and illustrative ways to create your designs, resulting in prints that are visually interesting and complex.
In this workshop, you will learn how to create a matrix with drypoint lines. You will also learn how to print onto high-quality, archival printing paper using archival inks to ensure that your prints will last a long time without fading or deteriorating.
Whether you're an experienced artist or new to printmaking, this workshop is a great opportunity to expand your skills and express your creativity in new ways. Come join us and learn the techniques of drypoint and carborundum printmaking to create unique and expressive prints that are full of detail and texture.
Upcoming Classes
Get hands-on with the art of screen printing in this full-day workshop! Learn how to design and print your own bold, two-layer poster using professional screen printing techniques. You’ll explore stencil creation, screen exposure, colour mixing, and printing gaining both creative and technical skills along the way.
By the end of the day, you’ll leave with your own vibrant screenprinted designs and a solid understanding of the process.
Join established printmaker and long-time member Ivan Frew on this weekend workshop in Collagraph Printing.
Collagraphs are the printed results from a ‘collage plate’. This course will focus on painterly printmaking techniques, perfect for creating expressive, textured images with a depth of colour and variety of mark-making.
you will learn how to create professional printmaking plates using safe, inexpensive and easily obtainable materials, printed with high quality printmaking inks and archival papers. Come prepared with your sketches and inspirational images, and recreate an original work or an edition of prints to give away as presents
This is an evening course over two Tuesdays 6-9pm
All materials are provided on the course
This full-day workshop introduces participants to creating bold, expressive 2–3 layer hand-drawn screenprints. Working from their own sketches or simple reference images, students will learn how to turn hand-drawn marks into layered artwork ready for screen exposure. We’ll explore beginner-friendly approach to separating drawings into graphic shapes and lines, combining freehand elements with hand-cut stencils to build dynamic compositions. The session covers exposing screens, setting up and using the press, and straightforward registration methods for producing clean multicolour prints. By the end of the day, each participant will create a small edition of their own screenprints on paper.
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Gift vouchers can be used to purchase prints, courses or towards membership.
Eamonn’s hope for these cards are that they will be enjoyed then framed so as not to end up in landfill.
Linocut Hand printed greeting card, blank inside
5 x 7 inches
Signed by the artist
matching envelope with protective clear cover
Eamonn’s hope for these cards are that they will be enjoyed then framed so as not to end up in landfill.
Linocut Hand printed greeting card, blank inside
5 x 7 inches
Signed by the artist
matching envelope with protective clear cover
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- Tagged: Coby Moore, Drypoint
Designed for beginners and those with some experience. During this course you will be given a hands-on introduction to etching on Copper. You will be shown how to make your own prints using a variety of techniques under the guidance of your experienced tutor.
Etching is a medium with a long and varied history and can produce prints with great detail, richness and texture. The aim of this course is to give you an idea of the possibilities of the medium and a thorough introduction to working with hard and soft grounds (line, pattern and texture) as well as Aquatints (tones).
What you will achieve by the end: You will leave with a small edition of etchings and a foundation on how to create editions of your image to share with others or adding to the growth of your printmaking and artistic practice.