Printmaking with Photopolymer Plates / Solarplate

Introductory Workshops and Masterclasses in Printmaking with Photopolymer Plates / Solarplate

Solarplate describes the process of printing from a light sensitive plate that has been exposed to sunlight or an artificial source of UV light. The plate is then develop in tap water. The technique offers a range of possibilities in image making whereby the effects of traditional methods of etching, relief and lithography can be achieved from a single type of plate. It offers fine detail and a wide tonal range using photographic imagery, hand drawn originals and the direct use of found material. The technique is very easy to learn making it suitable for beginners as well as those with experience of printmaking.
Susie studied Fine Art printmaking at Cambridge School of Art and Camberwell College of the Arts. Over 20 years Susie has devised and delivered workshops in print for a wide range of learners including adults, art students, schools, special needs, museums and galleries. She currently runs introductory workshops and Masterclasses in Printmaking with Photopolymer Plates / Solarplate throughout the year at a variety of venues. Please contact her for further information.
Examples of participants work below;

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