Workshop 1: A Taste of Ink – Playful Marks & First Impressions.

This is a fun and exploratory introduction to Intaglio printmaking where you get to experience the basics of printmaking, tools, inking, and pulling a first small print through a pasta maker.

Workshop 2: Scratches, Scribbles and First Prints.

Experiment with different kinds of mark making by creating your first Intaglio drypoint – no masterpieces expected! Experience the different print effects of mark making from different plates.

Workshop 3: Tone, Texture & Happy Accidents.

Embrace a non-perfectionistic creative response to unexpected results by thinking creatively around accidents. Explore tonal depth, building texture, and layer your image.

Workshop 4: Images with Attitude.

We adopt a simple non-perfectionistic approach to the secrets of punchy images by translating loose marks into expressive images, trusting simple imagery and making creative decisions.

Workshop 5: Printing Party and Mini Edition.

This is the celebratory moment of your playful printmaking series where you get to make a small edition. We cover edition printing basics such as consistent printing, signing and numbering prints, maker’s marks, reflection and next steps.

All materials provided

Suitable for ages 12+

Please note: this includes a 30 minute lunch break. Bring your lunch with you or grab some sushi from Sakura Sushi & Coffe Bar!

This 6-week beginner pottery course is an introduction to working with clay, designed for people who’ve never tried pottery before (or just want to start from the basics).

Across the course, you’ll explore a range of hand-building techniques and learn how to shape, join, and refine clay while creating functional pieces. There’s plenty of room to experiment, add your own style, and enjoy the process.

In the final sessions, you’ll focus on finishing and decorating your work before learning how to glaze your pieces. All work is fired for you and ready to collect a few weeks after the final class.

No experience needed — just curiosity, comfortable clothes, and a willingness to get a little messy.