1-2-1 Print Experience
This is an introduction to the world of screen printing. It is ideal for people with no experience or those who want a refresher. This is bespoke and perfect for small business owners who might like to create something handmade to sell or some bespoke printed packaging.
We'll have time to focus on what you want to achieve and how you want to apply it. Standard studio materials are included*.
10% off for subscribers.
What’s involved
A 45-minute studio consultation or video call will bring you on board with artwork preparation.
Creating the artwork (with my guidance)
Create your dream design for your one-colour screen print.
Artwork can range from photographs and illustrations to doodles.
Your image must be a maximum size of A4.
Supply this via email to me in black and white.
Saved as .JPEG/.PDF/.PSD 300dpi file format
I’ll prepare your film positives in advance.
When you book, I’ll send all the details you need to supply the artwork.
What to expect on the day:
We’ll start with a brief introduction to screen printing, its history and process.
Then we'll get hands-on with each step of the process, like coating, exposing and hand-pulling your screens.
You'll choose and mix the water-based colours.
I'll demonstrate the technique. Then it is over to you, and you'll print your edition of prints.
I'll be there every step of the way to help troubleshoot any problems that might pop up.
Times: 11am - 4pm (including a break for lunch)
Cost: £250, including materials (hot drinks and biscuits). 10% off for subscribers.
Location: Studio 29 Ocean Studios, The Factory Cooperage, Royal William, Plymouth, PL1 3RP.
When: Arranged by request, Saturday and Sunday included.
What to bring: We'll be getting inky, so bring an apron and wear close-toed shoes. Bring your lunch, or there's a lovely Cafe at Ocean Studio. There are also many eateries in the Royal William Yard.
About & Accommodation: Sue's studio is in Ocean Studios, Royal William Yard, a former navy victualling yard built where the River Tamar flows into Plymouth Sound. Constructed between 1825 and 1831, the Royal William Yard is steeped in naval history. It is considered one of Britain's most important groups of historic military buildings and the most extensive collection of Grade 1 Listed military buildings in Europe.
Sue's art studio 29 is in the Factory Cooperage, a group of buildings previously built to support the enormous demands on the supply of barrels for the store on board Royal Navy ships.
Nowadays, Royal William Yard has a well-deserved reputation as the place to come and eat and socialise. RWY has you covered everything from fine wines or healthy juices to fantastic lunch and dinner options.
Find out more: https://royalwilliamyard.com/about
How to get here:
Walking: Head straight on when you enter RWY, go past the green on the left, then past the marina on your right. On Monday and Tuesday, walk past the red phone box through the two stone gates and into the courtyard (and call Sue). On Wednesday-Sunday, enter through the Ocean Studio Cafe, the road on your left before the red telephone box and call Sue, and she'll come downstairs and meet you.
Driving: Enter Royal William Yard and follow their one-way system, so turn left just after you enter. Follow the one-way around the yard until you come back around towards the entrance/exit.
Parking—You can park along the back wall and cut through the side road to the Ocean Studios cafe (Wednesday-Sunday). Or drive round towards the red phone box, and before the red phone box, turn right into a stone gate. Turn immediately right into the courtyard to park. IMPORTANT: Park within the lines and buy a ticket; they check regularly. You can also make payments in advance by going to http://www.sipcarparks.co.uk/pay
Additional Car Parks
Find additional car park locations in Plymouth at www.plymouth.gov.uk/carparks or Parkopedia.
Another option for parking nearby at weekends is Stonehouse Creek car park. Located around a 10-minute walk from Royal William Yard, this car park is open to the public at weekends. It has 294 spaces and operates a pay-and-display facility, charging £1 an hour for a maximum stay of five hours.
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*Special packaging, papers and inks will need to be provided by the attendee.
This is an introduction to the world of screen printing. It is ideal for people with no experience or those who want a refresher. This is bespoke and perfect for small business owners who might like to create something handmade to sell or some bespoke printed packaging.
We'll have time to focus on what you want to achieve and how you want to apply it. Standard studio materials are included*.
10% off for subscribers.
What’s involved
A 45-minute studio consultation or video call will bring you on board with artwork preparation.
Creating the artwork (with my guidance)
Create your dream design for your one-colour screen print.
Artwork can range from photographs and illustrations to doodles.
Your image must be a maximum size of A4.
Supply this via email to me in black and white.
Saved as .JPEG/.PDF/.PSD 300dpi file format
I’ll prepare your film positives in advance.
When you book, I’ll send all the details you need to supply the artwork.
What to expect on the day:
We’ll start with a brief introduction to screen printing, its history and process.
Then we'll get hands-on with each step of the process, like coating, exposing and hand-pulling your screens.
You'll choose and mix the water-based colours.
I'll demonstrate the technique. Then it is over to you, and you'll print your edition of prints.
I'll be there every step of the way to help troubleshoot any problems that might pop up.
Times: 11am - 4pm (including a break for lunch)
Cost: £250, including materials (hot drinks and biscuits). 10% off for subscribers.
Location: Studio 29 Ocean Studios, The Factory Cooperage, Royal William, Plymouth, PL1 3RP.
When: Arranged by request, Saturday and Sunday included.
What to bring: We'll be getting inky, so bring an apron and wear close-toed shoes. Bring your lunch, or there's a lovely Cafe at Ocean Studio. There are also many eateries in the Royal William Yard.
About & Accommodation: Sue's studio is in Ocean Studios, Royal William Yard, a former navy victualling yard built where the River Tamar flows into Plymouth Sound. Constructed between 1825 and 1831, the Royal William Yard is steeped in naval history. It is considered one of Britain's most important groups of historic military buildings and the most extensive collection of Grade 1 Listed military buildings in Europe.
Sue's art studio 29 is in the Factory Cooperage, a group of buildings previously built to support the enormous demands on the supply of barrels for the store on board Royal Navy ships.
Nowadays, Royal William Yard has a well-deserved reputation as the place to come and eat and socialise. RWY has you covered everything from fine wines or healthy juices to fantastic lunch and dinner options.
Find out more: https://royalwilliamyard.com/about
How to get here:
Walking: Head straight on when you enter RWY, go past the green on the left, then past the marina on your right. On Monday and Tuesday, walk past the red phone box through the two stone gates and into the courtyard (and call Sue). On Wednesday-Sunday, enter through the Ocean Studio Cafe, the road on your left before the red telephone box and call Sue, and she'll come downstairs and meet you.
Driving: Enter Royal William Yard and follow their one-way system, so turn left just after you enter. Follow the one-way around the yard until you come back around towards the entrance/exit.
Parking—You can park along the back wall and cut through the side road to the Ocean Studios cafe (Wednesday-Sunday). Or drive round towards the red phone box, and before the red phone box, turn right into a stone gate. Turn immediately right into the courtyard to park. IMPORTANT: Park within the lines and buy a ticket; they check regularly. You can also make payments in advance by going to http://www.sipcarparks.co.uk/pay
Additional Car Parks
Find additional car park locations in Plymouth at www.plymouth.gov.uk/carparks or Parkopedia.
Another option for parking nearby at weekends is Stonehouse Creek car park. Located around a 10-minute walk from Royal William Yard, this car park is open to the public at weekends. It has 294 spaces and operates a pay-and-display facility, charging £1 an hour for a maximum stay of five hours.
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*Special packaging, papers and inks will need to be provided by the attendee.
This is an introduction to the world of screen printing. It is ideal for people with no experience or those who want a refresher. This is bespoke and perfect for small business owners who might like to create something handmade to sell or some bespoke printed packaging.
We'll have time to focus on what you want to achieve and how you want to apply it. Standard studio materials are included*.
10% off for subscribers.
What’s involved
A 45-minute studio consultation or video call will bring you on board with artwork preparation.
Creating the artwork (with my guidance)
Create your dream design for your one-colour screen print.
Artwork can range from photographs and illustrations to doodles.
Your image must be a maximum size of A4.
Supply this via email to me in black and white.
Saved as .JPEG/.PDF/.PSD 300dpi file format
I’ll prepare your film positives in advance.
When you book, I’ll send all the details you need to supply the artwork.
What to expect on the day:
We’ll start with a brief introduction to screen printing, its history and process.
Then we'll get hands-on with each step of the process, like coating, exposing and hand-pulling your screens.
You'll choose and mix the water-based colours.
I'll demonstrate the technique. Then it is over to you, and you'll print your edition of prints.
I'll be there every step of the way to help troubleshoot any problems that might pop up.
Times: 11am - 4pm (including a break for lunch)
Cost: £250, including materials (hot drinks and biscuits). 10% off for subscribers.
Location: Studio 29 Ocean Studios, The Factory Cooperage, Royal William, Plymouth, PL1 3RP.
When: Arranged by request, Saturday and Sunday included.
What to bring: We'll be getting inky, so bring an apron and wear close-toed shoes. Bring your lunch, or there's a lovely Cafe at Ocean Studio. There are also many eateries in the Royal William Yard.
About & Accommodation: Sue's studio is in Ocean Studios, Royal William Yard, a former navy victualling yard built where the River Tamar flows into Plymouth Sound. Constructed between 1825 and 1831, the Royal William Yard is steeped in naval history. It is considered one of Britain's most important groups of historic military buildings and the most extensive collection of Grade 1 Listed military buildings in Europe.
Sue's art studio 29 is in the Factory Cooperage, a group of buildings previously built to support the enormous demands on the supply of barrels for the store on board Royal Navy ships.
Nowadays, Royal William Yard has a well-deserved reputation as the place to come and eat and socialise. RWY has you covered everything from fine wines or healthy juices to fantastic lunch and dinner options.
Find out more: https://royalwilliamyard.com/about
How to get here:
Walking: Head straight on when you enter RWY, go past the green on the left, then past the marina on your right. On Monday and Tuesday, walk past the red phone box through the two stone gates and into the courtyard (and call Sue). On Wednesday-Sunday, enter through the Ocean Studio Cafe, the road on your left before the red telephone box and call Sue, and she'll come downstairs and meet you.
Driving: Enter Royal William Yard and follow their one-way system, so turn left just after you enter. Follow the one-way around the yard until you come back around towards the entrance/exit.
Parking—You can park along the back wall and cut through the side road to the Ocean Studios cafe (Wednesday-Sunday). Or drive round towards the red phone box, and before the red phone box, turn right into a stone gate. Turn immediately right into the courtyard to park. IMPORTANT: Park within the lines and buy a ticket; they check regularly. You can also make payments in advance by going to http://www.sipcarparks.co.uk/pay
Additional Car Parks
Find additional car park locations in Plymouth at www.plymouth.gov.uk/carparks or Parkopedia.
Another option for parking nearby at weekends is Stonehouse Creek car park. Located around a 10-minute walk from Royal William Yard, this car park is open to the public at weekends. It has 294 spaces and operates a pay-and-display facility, charging £1 an hour for a maximum stay of five hours.
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*Special packaging, papers and inks will need to be provided by the attendee.
Cancellation Policy: I cannot offer refunds once the experience is booked because I am a small independent business. I can change the date (if used within the next six months from your original booking). I require 14 days' notice for this to apply. If you fail to turn up, I cannot offer a refund or reschedule.
Questions? Contact me to discuss digital and analogue processes for your artwork or general questions; email hello@suelewry.com or, preferably, call 07971-909352. Please note: I lecture at the Arts University Plymouth Wednesday and Thursday, so leave a message, and I'll call you back as soon as possible.