TIME TO
MAKE SOMETHING.

Three ways to spend time with the same process. Select a format to carry its learning goal into your preparation.

FIRST
PULL

Begin with one good question.

A guided introduction to relief printing using a pre-shaped foam plate. Roll a thin ink film, align a sheet and pull a first proof by hand.

You will explore: Ink coverage, a simple registration corner and consistent hand pressure.
You will make: One single-color semicircle print, plus a test sheet to compare.

A SMALL
SERIES

Make a change you can see.

Repeat the same plate across three proofs. Change one variable at a time and record what you notice rather than chasing identical results.

You will explore: How inking and pressure affect coverage; how registration keeps comparisons useful.
You will make: A small sequence of proofs with a note about each change.

A SHARED
BENCH

Learn by watching another pair of hands.

A group introduction organized around the same simple plate. Take turns inking, registering and reading the proof together.

You will explore: Clear handovers, careful observation and describing a process in your own words.
You will make: A shared set of individual prints and a short record of what the group learned.

First pull

Learn the sequence from inked plate to first proof.

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FROM
THE BENCH.

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A format is a starting point.

These are fictional sample sessions, with no published duration, age band or available places. A real workshop should confirm the pace, support, tools, materials and access arrangements before someone books.

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TIME TOMAKE SOMETHING.