Supported by the Harley Foundation

This page shows images of original prints made by participants attending workshops at the NNNTPW

Drypoint Printmaking

This technique involves using a 'dry'point such as a sharp nail to scratch an image or design into a smooth surface such as perspex. Ink is then rubbed into these scratches and the smooth surface cleaned, It is then printed using a traditional etching press.

Monoprinting

This technique means to make a 'one off' print, these can be made in many different ways, either printing directly from found objects, using stencils, making marks with inks.. it is endless, experimental, and always fun...