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Screen printing is a versatile printmaking method where ink is pushed through a mesh screen using a squeegee, with a stencil blocking areas to form the image. Each colour is normally printed in separate layers to build up the final design.

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Whether you prefer linocut, woodblock, screen printing, etching, or monotype, we have everything required for the professional printmaker and those who want to explore this timeless medium.
Along with classic brands such as Cranfield, Charbonnel, and Speedball, we also offer high quality printmaking products from Lawrence, Rohrer & Klingner, and Hanco.

Relief carving is a printmaking process where you cut away unprinted areas, roll ink onto the raised surface, and print onto paper, card, or fabric. Lino printing uses linoleum, which is easy to carve, for clean, bold marks.

Etching and Intaglio are timeless techniques that typically involve a design being incised into a metal plate, which is then inked to create atmospheric tonal prints, printed under pressure onto paper.

Mokuhanga is the Japanese term for woodblock printing, characterised by its use of handmade tools and natural materials, as well as its sense of tradition and timeless aesthetic.

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