A monthly print club for anyone who has attended one of my introductory sessions or already has some lino printing experience. This is a space to carve out time for creativity, develop your skills, and enjoy making alongside others.
Each month we'll meet at a venue (to be confirmed) to carve, print, chat, share ideas, and create together in a relaxed and supportive environment.
To keep the club affordable, you'll need to bring your own tools or purchase them from me in advance or on the night. Blocks and paper will also be available to buy. Paper costs will be kept to a minimum and simply help me maintain stock and continue sourcing the papers we love—especially my favourite, Japanese Masa paper!
Newsprint paper for practice will be provided free of charge, along with water-based inks. As the club grows, I'll be able to offer a wider range of ink colours and materials.
You can book individual half or full sessions, or reserve your place in blocks (for example, three months at a time).
There will be a selection of pre-prepared A6 and A5 blocks available to purchase, as well as ready-made designs that you can trace and transfer onto your own blocks for a small additional fee.
The club is also a place to explore your own ideas. Bring along sketches, inspiration, or works in progress, and I can help you translate them into lino prints or suggest techniques and approaches you may wish to experiment with.
To help make the club as accessible as possible, there are a range of ticket options available:
Low-Income Ticket – A reduced-cost place for those who may otherwise find attending difficult.
Standard Ticket – The regular ticket price, helping to cover venue, materials, and running costs.
Supporter Ticket – For those who are able to contribute a little extra to support the sustainability of the club and help fund reduced-cost places.
Pay-It-Forward Ticket – Covers your own place plus contributes towards a future space for someone who would benefit from a low-income ticket.
My hope is that this approach allows the club to remain welcoming, sustainable, and accessible, while encouraging a culture of generosity and mutual support within our printmaking community.
Hope to see you there!
-- Fabia