Date: Wednesday 14th October 2026
Time: 5:00 - 8:00 pm
Venue: The Gallery at Green & Stone
Tickets: £150
Join artist Minna Williams for a hands-on exploration of traditional drypoint printmaking.
Working from a seasonal still life of fruit and vegetables, you’ll learn the fundamentals of drypoint, exploring line, texture and repetition while creating a series of small-scale prints. You’re also welcome to bring along a small kitchen-themed object or image to use as inspiration.
The workshop takes a professional printmaking process and brings it into the contemporary kitchen studio, demonstrating how prints can be created without a traditional printing press. Using a simple pasta roller, Minna will guide you through the process of preparing, inking and printing your work, while exploring the unique qualities and possibilities of this accessible approach.
A practical and experimental introduction to drypoint, designed to give you both an understanding of the traditional technique and a process you can continue exploring at home.
All art materials are provided by Green & Stone.
Minna Williams is an artist and tutor whose practice centres on observational drawing, portraiture, and expressive mark-making. She teaches at the Royal Drawing School and has led workshops for both Kingston University and the Royal Drawing School's Young Artists Programme. Minna's approach encourages participants to move beyond traditional observational drawing, exploring imaginative responses to people, objects, and the spaces around them in a supportive and engaging environment.
To learn more about Michelle, please visit her website Here.
Date: Wednesday 14th October 2026
Time: 5:00 - 8:00 pm
Venue: The Gallery at Green & Stone
Tickets: £150
Join artist Minna Williams for a hands-on exploration of traditional drypoint printmaking.
Working from a seasonal still life of fruit and vegetables, you’ll learn the fundamentals of drypoint, exploring line, texture and repetition while creating a series of small-scale prints. You’re also welcome to bring along a small kitchen-themed object or image to use as inspiration.
The workshop takes a professional printmaking process and brings it into the contemporary kitchen studio, demonstrating how prints can be created without a traditional printing press. Using a simple pasta roller, Minna will guide you through the process of preparing, inking and printing your work, while exploring the unique qualities and possibilities of this accessible approach.
A practical and experimental introduction to drypoint, designed to give you both an understanding of the traditional technique and a process you can continue exploring at home.
All art materials are provided by Green & Stone.
Minna Williams is an artist and tutor whose practice centres on observational drawing, portraiture, and expressive mark-making. She teaches at the Royal Drawing School and has led workshops for both Kingston University and the Royal Drawing School's Young Artists Programme. Minna's approach encourages participants to move beyond traditional observational drawing, exploring imaginative responses to people, objects, and the spaces around them in a supportive and engaging environment.
To learn more about Michelle, please visit her website Here.
