Screenprinting for Beginners
Introduction:

Screen printing is a fantastic way to create multiple copies of a design of your choice onto either paper, T-shirts or fabric.
In this course you will learn how to photographically expose a silk screen using your own art work or images and print on paper or textiles, T-shirts and cushion covers.
The course will start with a 1-2 hour introduction online or in person, to support you to create a film positive (drawing or printing on acetate). This will then be photographically exposed using sunlight onto a silk screen. Once you have your screen, you will learn how to print on a variety of mediums, including paper, fabric or whatever you choose over a 2 day course.
The course will also cover sourcing and purchasing your own screens and tools, advice on setting up a basic home studio or darkroom so you can continue printing at home beyond the workshop. There will also be an option to purchase your own silk screen so you can take away your exposed screen at the end of the course.
Optional extra: purchase your own 60cm X 70 cm cedar screen to take home- $45
What to bring
- Pen & Paper
- Refreshments / Lunch
- T-shirts, fabrics or papers you wish to print on.
- Tutor will provide all other materials
Important information
Once your enrolment is completed you will receive a confirmation email. This email will include your receipt and inform you of the dates, times and venue for your course. It will also let you know of anything you need to take to class with you.
Please make sure that you give us a valid email address and mobile number as any course changes will be communicated via sms or email.
Students are required to be 15 years old and above at the time of enrolment.
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Tutor Profile:
Jude White:With over 35 years experience, Jude White is a vibrant artist, textile designer and teacher. Jude professionally trained as a screen printer and textile artist at Melbourne University in the 80's. Since then she has continued her Arts practice and exhibited in both solo and group exhibitions as well as facilitating screen printing workshops all over Australia. Jude is passionate about supporting first nations artists' to translate their artworks into repeat printable textile designs and has worked with many Indigenous art centres, in particular: Injalak Arts & Crafts, Ikuntji Artists', and Waralungku Arts.
Currently living, mothering and practicing in Northern NSW, on Bundjalung country, Jude’s current work reflects the colours, shapes and textures of the Australian landscape through painting, botanical dyeing, printmaking, collage and cloth. In her work she aims to invoke a deep devotion of this sacred land and inspire others to appreciate and care for it.