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24 April 2025 - 3 July 2025 ( 50 hours, 10 weeks )
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Waterloo Centre
An opportunity to develop a skills base, exploring a range of silk screen print techniques as well as cold and hot water dyeing, heat transfer, painted and resist methods. Equal emphasis is placed on a broad and open approach to design development. All processes are underpinned by an awareness of the environmental impact of working with cloth, chemicals, energy and water. New students with some relevant experience are welcome in the summer term.
Less experienced students will be taught the foundations of print and dye techniques, enabling them to apply colour in to and on to a variety of cloth substrates. Although the class is process based, equal emphasis is placed on design development through personal research and tutor guidance. Experienced students will pursue personal project work using appropriate techniques and materials. Refresher demonstrations are integral to the course.
Some relevant experience is desirable when joining in the summer term. A broad and open approach to learning and design development is essential. A degree of manual dexterity, physical stamina and good command of English are also necessary.
Printers work standing up. It can be physically demanding. The class is situated in on the second floor of the Nancy Seear Building. There is partial disabled access via a lift to the first floor and stair lift to the second. Please contact ALS on: 0207 450 1972 or Art & Design Admin on: 0207 450 1934 before enrolling if you have any mobility support needs.
A fabric apron, sketch book, A4 folder and A4 plastic sleeves. Further requirements will be discussed as and when necessary.
