Studio Print Sessions: 6‑Week Supported Practice for Developing Printmakers

Build confidence, strengthen your printmaking skills, and bring your creative ideas to life in our supportive Studio Print Sessions. Designed for developing printmakers, these sessions offer dedicated time, expert guidance, and access to professional print facilities.

Whether you’re refining a technique, exploring new processes, or troubleshooting a project, you’ll have hands-on support throughout—all within a friendly, creative studio environment.

Who it’s for

Perfect for: Developing printmakers, artists, and creatives who want structured studio time with expert support.

These sessions are ideal for anyone who has begun exploring printmaking and would benefit from guidance as they continue to grow. Whether you’re working independently or experimenting with new methods, you’ll receive practical advice to help your ideas succeed.

Ages 18+

Dates & times

A block of 6 sessions, each running 9:30am – 12:30pm.

• Wednesday 12th March – Session 1
• Wednesday 19th March – Session 2
• Wednesday 26th March – Session 3
• Wednesday 2nd April – Session 4
• Half-term break
• Wednesday 23rd April – Session 5
• Wednesday 30th April – Session 6

Price

This 6‑session block is £144 (+ booking fee)

What to expect

These sessions provide:

• Access to professional studio printmaking facilities
• Practical, hands-on support from a dedicated technician
• Space to develop your own projects at your own pace
• Guidance with new techniques, processes, or materials
• Troubleshooting support for ongoing or experimental work
• A creative environment to build confidence and develop your printmaking voice

Whether you’re exploring new ideas or perfecting your technique, you’ll have the resources and expertise you need to progress.

Facilitator

Beth Munro is a printmaker based in SE Cornwall whose work draws inspiration from the sea and the hidden worlds beneath it. She uses a wide range of print processes and has developed a series of hybrid monotypes incorporating both organic and man‑made materials gathered from her local beach.

For Beth, the act of printing becomes a conversation between physical process, the reveal, and creative response. She frequently collaborates with marine scientists, digital technologists, and fellow creatives to explore how art can deepen our connection with the ocean.

Website: bethmunro-printmaker.co.uk