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An image showing a selection of cyan-blue prints onto paper
Leeds Print Workshop
Wed 3 Apr 2024
Cyanotypes Workshop
Craft
Workshop
Adults only
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Leeds Print Workshop

On this workshop you will learn how to produce a set of cyanotypes where thin objects or acetates are placed directly onto specially-coated paper and then exposed to UV light. When these objects are removed and the paper is washed with water a blue image remains. You will also learn how to use a variety of effects called toning, intensifying and reducing which alters the blue-ness of the prints.

What experience do I need?

This course is suitable for beginners and anyone interested in simple photographic printing techniques. Those with previous experience of printmaking may wish to use the day to explore a new technique.

Leeds Print Workshop

Patrick Studios
St. Mary's Lane
Leeds
LS9 7EH
United Kingdom

53.799338, -1.529316

    Date
    Wed 3 Apr 2024
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    Ticket price

    £
    60
    Accessibility

    Accessibility

    Our aim is to bring printmaking to as many people as possible. By their nature, some printmaking processes involve an amount of physical effort. Leeds Print Workshop is based in a basement studio at Patrick Studios, a bespoke venue for artists operated by East Street Arts. It is wheelchair accessible, with a lift, larger than standard doors and accessible toilet facilities. We recognise that everybody’s accessibility needs may differ, therefore please email us at hello@leedsprintworkshop.org to discuss any concerns you may have before booking. There is one blue badge car parking space to the side of the building on Rider Street, subject to availability.

    Please note: we regret that, for safety reasons, only those over the age of 16 will be permitted to undertake the course.

    Wheelchair access

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