We are looking for a Gallery Manager to join our friendly team at Print Club. Working alongside our Directors and a small team you will be integral in supporting and managing our team and artwork sales. A keen eye for detail and the ability to work across multiple projects in a fun and thriving studios is essential.
The role is sales focused and customer facing, you must have excellent customer service skills and be confident in managing your own workflow. The ideal candidate will be highly organised with excellent admin skills.
Responsibilities include:
Day-to-day management and running of gallery and sales. This is a sales-focused gallery role.
Coordinate and curate gallery artworks with our resident artists. Managing our online platform. This will involve photographing work and inputting data into our online platform WordPress.
You will need to skilled at using computer software including: Apple Software, Microsoft, Excel, WordPress and general strong computing skills.
Liaise with artists regarding new art works, deliveries, framing.
Work with Directors as part of a sales team to develop new and existing client relationships and strategies for sales/exhibitions.
Polite & efficient communication skills essential in dealing with customers.
Work with our accounts team on sales data and reporting.
Assist Directors in writing exhibition press releases, updating exhibition listings and content for our website.
Organise UK and EU transport of artwork.
Able to assist with online advertising and knowledge of Google and Meta advertising.
Prepare invoices for our corporate clients.
ESSENTIAL:
3 years minimum experience in a gallery environment & an active interest / knowledge of art.
Job details: Permanent, full-time.
Deadline for applications: 6th May 2024.
Salary: Please email for details.
HOW TO APPLY:
Please send CV and covering letter to kate@printclublondon.com
✨🎄✨ If you have any questions about framing, artwork, or need help choosing the perfect gift, we are always happy to offer advice! Give us a call 📞 at 020 7254 9028 or email 📧info@printclublondon.com and our team will be happy to help!
🖼️ Framed Orders
Place your order by 09:00 GMT on Wednesday 6th December
If you missed the deadline, don’t panic – we have lots of pieces framed and ready to go!
Limited framing options are also still available – email info@printclublondon.com with your chosen artwork to find out if we can frame this for you in time for Christmas 🎄
🌍 International Orders
Place your order by Midnight on Monday 11th December for guaranteed delivery before Christmas.
We will continue to ship after this date we just can’t 100% guarantee delivery in time for Christmas Day.
🇬🇧 UK Orders
Place your order by Midnight Tuesday 19th December for guaranteed delivery before Christmas.
🎁 Collections & Digital Vouchers
Place your order by 15:00 GMT on Friday 22nd December.
🎄Office Closure
Our office will be closed from 17:00 GMT Friday 22nd December until Tuesday 2nd January.
The Gift Edit is here! A curated collection of original artwork and limited edition prints, something for every home and every budget this Christmas. From seascapes to postcards, give the gift of art for something special that lasts a lifetime.
Browse a selection below and head to our website for the full edit, many pieces are one offs so don’t miss out on your favourites! All artwork is exclusive to Print Club London.
Looking for the perfect gift? Our bespoke screenprinted gift vouchers make the perfect present. Available in a range of prices: £100, £50 & £20. You can also purchase workshop vouchers for either our Beginners or Deluxe courses!
Inside each box will include a beginners workshop voucher or a deluxe workshop voucher if you’re feeling generous, a copy of our first book ‘Screenprinting, The Ultimate Studio Guide: From Sketchbook to Squeegee,’ we’ll even chuck in a free Print Club greetings card and to top it off a Print Club apron! Each box has hand printed, packaged and posted out to you! Leave your gift message in the order notes and we shall write your message in the card for you.
The Ultimate Guide from Sketchbook to Squeegee
Our book gives you an inside peek at the inner workings of our studio and the artists that work in there! You’ll be able to follow the steps from established and well-known artists such as; Ben Eine, Rob Ryan, Steve Wilson and many more to create your own screen-printed work. Not only in this book will we show you how to print but we will also give you a guide how to sell yourself as an artist and put on a show. Perfect for beginners but, advanced screen printers alike!
This screen printing kit and guide has been developed by Print Club London so that anyone can design their own t-shirts, tea towels, bags and banners, whether or not they’ve printed before. The reusable templates and water-based inks mean no nasty chemicals or single use screens. Just print, rinse and repeat. All you need is something to print on and some fresh ideas!
Included in the kit; – Wood screen – pre-stretched (25 x 35 cm / 10 x 14 in print area) – Wood squeegee (20 cm / 8 in) – Water-based black fabric ink (100ml) – Reusable vinyl templates (5 sheets) – Blank vinyl (create your own) – Wood spatulas – Step-by-step guide
Richard Brendon x Print Club London
In collaboration with Richard Brendon and some of our talented artists, the partnership brings back the historic tradition of British ceramic brands showcasing the work of exceptionally talented emerging artists, bringing their work to life in a new medium.
Care Instructions: Bone china can be washed in a dishwasher – at a maximum temperature of 60°C. However, we would recommend hand washing any pieces with gold or platinum precious metals. Stubborn stains can be removed by soaking in a mild bleach solution for up to one hour without damaging the china. Scouring pads or abrasive washing agents must not be used. Tableware with a gold or platinum trim must not be used in a microwave.
We’re delighted to introduce our new mug collection created in collaboration with Richard Brendon and 3 of our talented artists. The partnership brings back the historic tradition of British ceramic brands showcasing the work of exceptionally talented emerging artists, bringing their work to life in a new medium.
Say it with art this Valentine’s Day! Whether you’re buying for your partner or your best friend, celebrate love with handmade artwork by emerging artists for a gift that lasts a lifetime. Shop a few of our top picks below, including brand new releases by Gavin Dobson and Caroline Tomlinson just in time!
Dave Buonaguidi has produced a charming, romantic and whimsical art piece in a world that sometimes can feel unromantic and heartless. It’s important to share the love and what better way than a vintage love letters and envelopes dating back to the 1950s and hand screen printed. Each letter is unique and a totally original one off item. Please do not buy a frame prior to purchasing this piece, due to the nature of the art piece the size may vary. Printed onto vintage paper and consequently the papers will show signs of wear and tear due to age.
Over the last few months we have been working with some of our artists on a series of NFTs which are now available to buy online! The artworks are based on original screen-prints re-worked with animation into their new form as an NFT. All our artworks are positioned on a platform that uses green and clean crypto, Tezos. Visit our OBJKT profile to collect our newly released NFT.
You can view all our NFT’s here or scroll down to view
Maxine is a contemporary artist that combines typography, photography, grid layering and nostalgic imagery to create intriguing artworks. Her hand-pulled screen prints are a unique combination of vintage motifs and futuristic compositions. Her art is often described as ‘Nostalgic Futurism’. Her CMYK printing process helps blend retro and current imagery together, creating surrealist artworks that are futuristic yet familiar.
Rose Stallard, illustrator and Creative Director of Print Club, mixes up her own drawings with found images from across the board, injecting fanzine-like enthusiasm (and discernment). Clients include The Guardian, Fiction Records, Urban Outfitters, Dazed & Confused and Glastonbury.
Gavin is a London based artist, with initial training in Fine Art at Middlesex University.
Gavin’s paintings are loose and expressive, using fluid movements and textures to create engaging and lively pieces. Often the canvas has been used previously as a palette to create marks and mix colours unconsciously, before it becomes the beginnings of a piece itself.
Gavin’s screenprints often depict colourful, nostalgic images. As a painter who takes their work into screenprinting, Gavin brings the textures, drips and strokes into his printmaking and the use of negative space keeps the pieces fresh and contemporary.
Clients include Gaytimes, Boyz, Diva, Woodmansterne, Portfolio, Kingshead, Oval House and Trafalgar Studios.
Stuart graduated from Central St Martin’s School of Art with a First Class BA Hons in Fashion Design followed by an MA in Film Production Design. Over the years he has worked in several creative areas including Film Production and prop making, Art direction for Television, Product development and Interior design for both private and commercial spaces. He recently returned to his first love of image making and his work focuses on combining classical and modern imagery to create a new narrative showing how time marches forever forward but human fears and desires ultimately remain the same. His art is best described as a dark and subtle clash between the Iconic and the ironic.
Donk is a photographer, printmaker and street artist, working in the urban paste -up poster tradition. He has worked as commercial photographer since the mid 1990’s but in 2008 decided to create the moniker ‘Donk’ to anonymously explore a series of new personal visual ideas. Curious to unlock the d.i.y creative potential of direct dialogue with the local environment, and fascinated by the ephemeral nature of unsanctioned creativity, he set about pasting his work into the east end of London and elsewhere.
I am a flourescent ink obsessed screenprint maniac, artist and teacher. I specialise in making rough, raw, punky image making bursting with energy and loud graphics, and have worked for clients such as Crocs, Brewdog, Film4, and The Prodigy.
My Work is built up from a dense hybrid of drawings, collaged imagery and multi – layered colours. I am a big fan the offsets, drips and fades to create an authentic distressed aesthetic.
Originally from Singapore, Cassandra Yap is an artist and art director based in London. Her work often explores the juxtaposition between dark and beautiful subjects to create the surreal. Fuelled by her love of pin ups, the female form and an unhealthy obsession with vintage erotica, her photomontage halftone style images are dark, bold and humorous with a kinky edge.
Exhibitions include: Print Club Blisters Blackout ’10, Blisters The Directors Cut ’12 & Blisters Sound Sessions, 3939 Shop pop up gallery at the Shop At Bluebird, The London Illustration Fair ’13, Dalston Superstore, The Affordable Art Fair Battersea ’14, solo show at Laylow Art Gallery in Palma de Mallorca, Wall Street Gallery’s Revolution group show in LA, Affordable Art Affair Hampstead ’15 and Film 4 Summer screen print show at Somerset House.
The low carbon footprint of Tezos means developers and users can prioritize innovation without compromising sustainability. As a platform designed to evolve through its on-chain governance mechanism, the efficiency of Tezos is not by accident, but by design. This flexible design means that Tezos can always adapt to future needs and grow in accordance with the needs of the users on the platform. In fact, the Tezos blockchain has increased in energy efficiency on a per transaction basis by at least 70%, with the estimated electricity requirement per transaction being less than 30% in 2021 than what it was in 2020.
‘Where there’s printmaking, there’ ink. Fred Higginson of Print ‘Club London is here to shout about the skill of colour mixing. “Dont leave it to guess work. Always keep a note or take a picture of the colours you use. As you grow as an artist, your colour palette becomes part of your signature and its no good if you can’t mix a colour again when you need it,” he says.
Print Club’s in-house commercial printers, Tuckshop, are fastidious about recording formulas for every colour they create. They use Pantone colour reference books as a starting point, but pigment loses a little bit of vibrancy each time you mix it, so mixing to a Pantone base and then again to the desired colour isntt the best way to come up with new colours. “It soon became evident that we needed to throw out the rule book and start again,” says Fred. That’s when Print Club Ink was born.
A150 mile jaunt up the M1 to Screentec HQ in Stoke-on-Trent ‘opened up a whole new way of colour mixing, and now they’re sharing it with the world. Print Club has used Screentec water based eco-friendly inks for over 15 years, and Fred is a big fan: “Frankly, Thaven’t come across a better ink, so why change?” A few days with their colour specialists (and several all-you-can-eat Chinese buffets) resulted in eight triple-milled pigment inks spread evenly across the colour spectrum which now form the basis of Print Club Ink. The idea is simple: start with the most vibrant colours as building blocks, and develop a free colour library that anyone can use. “We’re making it really accessible with ‘how to mis’ tutorials and a platform for people to show off their artwork and share their newly discovered colours,” says Fred, “We hope you’ll be as excited about this new approach to colour mixing as we are!”
We are proud members of the Own Art scheme, which means you can split the cost of your order evenly over 10 monthly payments, completely interest free! You can pay for multiple artworks using the same loan, and you can include framing too. You can also pay an upfront deposit of any amount you like, reducing the following monthly payments.
On our brand new website, you can now complete your purchase via Own Art at the click of a button. It will be available as a payment option at checkout on all eligible products, and takes less than 10 minutes to fill out.
Own Art is a national initiative, supported by Arts Council England, to make it easy and affordable for anyone and everyone to buy contemporary art.
Own Art loans allow you to borrow from as little as £100 up to £2,500 and pay it back over 10 months, completely interest-free. You can choose to finance all or just part of your purchase and multiple items can be bought with one loan, and framing can be included too. The best part is that you can take your artwork home with you straight away.
Applying for an Own Art loan is easy!
The first stage is the difficult bit – deciding what to buy. Once you’ve found the artwork that you want to buy, just let us know that you’d like to apply for an Own Art loan to finance your purchase. All you will need is proof of residence and signature – for example, a driving license. Own Art is available to all UK residents over the age of 18, subject to status. This means that you must be able to meet one of the following criteria in order to be approved for a loan:
– Working at least 16 hours a week (employed or self-employed)
– A retired person in receipt of a pension
– If you are not working but are married to or living with a partner who does meet the above criteria, then you may still apply, provided that your partner is happy for their employment details to be included on your application form.
It only takes 10 minutes!
Once you have chosen your artwork and selected to pay via Own Art, you will be taken straight to an application form, when this has been filled out you will receive an instant decision. After your application is approved you will need to sign the agreement and your order will be processed.
You will receive a welcome letter from Own Art’s finance partner Novuna Personal Finance and following this your 10 monthly payments will be collected from your account by direct debit. This usually starts about four weeks after you’ve made your purchase.
Print Club London are a screen printing studio and gallery in east London. We provide workspace for 200 members and an online gallery platform. Based in Dalston you will be joining a friendly team in the office working alongside our gallery team and three directors. At Print Club we value our members and staff and are committed to diversity and inclusivity in our workplace.
We are looking for someone to work alongside our team in the office & our accounts dept.
MAIN DUTIES:
FRONT OF HOUSE – dealing with studio enquiries and assisting members.
MEMBERSHIP TRACKING / PAYMENTS
GENERAL ACCOUNTS ASSISTING – Invoicing filing, adding to data sheets.
ASSISTING THE DIRECTORS in PA duties
STUDIO SUPPLIES – tracking studio supplies and maintaining
GENERAL STUDIO JOBS – All our team are required to pitch in, whether it be emptying a dishwasher in our creative studios or unloading artwork deliveries. From the assistants to the management everyone is expected to help when needed.
FULL TIME hours 9-6pm Monday – Friday
REQUIREMENTS:
Skilled use of Excel & Word
Committed and hard working
Highly efficient and organised
Friendly and able to work alone or in a team
Able to manage multiple projects.
Basic knowledge of screenprinting
DEADLINES:
Please apply with a cv and cover letter. Pls note this is not a creative role, do not send images of artwork or portfolios.
EMAIL : info@printclublondon.com
PLS SEND CV BY CLOSING DATE 2nd August 10am 2021
INTERVIEWS WILL BE DONE VIA ZOOM W/C 9th August 2021
YOU MUST BE ABLE TO START ON MONDAY 30th AUGUST 2021.
To celebrate Earth Day 2021 we are proud to launch a collection of artworks raising money for Choose Earth, a campaign dedicated to supporting Brazilian indigenous communities.
. The prints are sold exclusively via Print Club London’s online gallery and are part of our ongoing project in support of refugee charity, Choose Love. For the past three years we have worked annually with the charity through collaborative projects, selling bespoke artworks and holding fundraising exhibitions, with 100% of the proceeds being donated to the charity in support of the amazing work they do.
Each artwork in the Choose Earth collection has been created by respected indigenous artists and 100% of the profits will directly support the artists themselves as well as vital social and environmental projects across Brazil.
100% of the proceeds from the sales of these prints is donated to Choose Earth in support of Brazilian indigenous communities.
We’re incredibly excited to release our exclusive ‘LAUNCH IT’ collection with Squarespace. Over the past two months, we’ve worked with our artists and Squarespace to look closer at what it is to create your own online portfolio and how, as an artist, you can use Squarespace to easily showcase your work. We hope the ‘Launch It’ campaign encourages more artists to feel brave and take that step in sharing their next idea, project or work into the world. Scroll down to view the exclusive collection.
Squarespace empowers millions of dreamers, makers and doers by providing them with the tools they need to bring their creative ideas to life. On Squarespace’s dynamic all-in-one platform, customers can claim a domain, build a website, sell online and market a brand. The suite of products combines cutting edge design and work class engineering, making it easier than ever to establish and own your online presence.
Whether it’s a website to showcase your work, an online store or a portfolio, create it with Squarespace by using our 10% off promo code ‘PCL10’
London-based artist and illustrator Lucy Mahon worked on multiple pieces in her effort to capture the exact moment of launch. Created using soft pastels and different colored papers, her final print was directly inspired by her own experience of taking the leap to pursue her art full time. She recalls, “it felt a bit like going into the unknown. It reminded me of that moment right before I submerge into water when I go swimming outside.”
Encouraging other artists and entrepreneurs to launch their own ideas into the world, she explains that, above all, it’s important to “follow the work and create the things that genuinely excite you the most.”
What was the ideation process for your limited edition print for Squarespace’s recent Launch It campaign?
I thought back to how I felt before and during making the jump to pursue my art full time. It felt a bit like going into the unknown. It reminded me of that moment right before I submerge into water when I go swimming outside.
I worked on a number of water pieces for this collection; some visualising the moment before, some during.
A printmaker with a strong focus on cyanotypes, Craig Keenan uses chemicals to create photosensitive paper and expose photographic images. Interpreting the moment of launch literally, he titled his piece “…and even if you miss…” to inspire entrepreneurs and creatives to take risks. He encourages anyone with a creative dream or business goal to “do more, plan less. But still plan a bit.”
In thinking about his own online presence, Keenan notes an intrinsic connection to his creative work: “It connects me with an audience I would otherwise not have access to and gives me a presence and context in which to be viewed.”
What do you hope viewers of this print get from it — particularly people who have just launched their own ideas online, or are ready to take the first step?
A sense of hope, or calm, or just something pretty to look at. I like for viewers to bring their own meaning to my work.
Simone Brewster, who creates large scale sculptural furniture, objet d’art, and jewellery, wanted her piece to capture “a feeling of reaching a bursting point. Once you’ve done the groundwork
and amassed a body of work, it’s time to share it. The composition became an expression of readiness. I wanted to encourage people to go for it.” Using a mixture of acrylics and indian inks on heavyweight paper, she was inspired by her own experience with launching a business, and the nerves and excitement that build as launch day approaches.
Brewster notes that she’s learned that sharing your idea with the world and letting go of perfectionism is critical to realising your own potential: “You can’t learn and adapt if the idea stays in your head. You have to test it in the real world, learn and grow through doing.”
What material(s) did you use?
I used a mixture of acrylics and indian inks on heavyweight paper.
An illustrator and pattern designer, Jacqueline Colley’s work is characterized by playful colors, bespoke typography, and themes of travel and curiosity. In setting out to capture the moment of launch, she immediately began “thinking about rockets, tin toys and science fiction comics with rockets blasting off on missions to explore space!” Creating papier-mâché shapes from repurposed cardboard and newspaper, she then hand painted them with acrylics to bring her project to life. Thinking about the audience for her art, she hopes “the optimism and courage of space travel feels as infectious to them as it does to me — feel the fear and do it anyway!”
What role does your online presence play in your creative work?
It’s central, especially with the pandemic as all real life opportunities are on hold.
Now my website’s shop and my socials are the main way for me to reach an audience old or new!
For Rose Stallard, creating a print that captured launch was all about offering inspiration and motivation for entrepreneurs and creatives as they climb closer to that pivotal moment. She explains that, “from initial drawings to the finished screen print I wanted fun, colorful artwork with a strong message of ‘you can do this!’ Using a screen printing technique, Stallard created her print to be “a playful reminder to believe in yourself.”
Stallard encourages anyone launching a creative idea to “make the work you want to make and don’t be too precious.Your work will develop and change over time. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes, just get it out there.”
As a creative, what advice do you have for other artists and entrepreneurs who are just starting out?
Make the work you want to make and don’t be too precious.Your work will develop and change over time. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes, just get it out there.
Whether it’s a website to showcase your work, an online store or a portfolio, create it with Squarespace by using our 10% off promo code ‘PCL10’ Click here
View the Squarespace x Print Club London ‘Launch It’ collection, available on Print Club London for a limited time
JOB ROLE :PROJECT MANAGER
PLS SEND CV BY CLOSING DATE 24th FEB 2021
INTERVIEWS w/c 1st MARCH
Able to start work 15th March
We’re looking for Project Manager to join our team!
Key role:
– Manage our social and website content.
-Develop our roster of artworks and manage artist relationships.
-Manage our membership programs and admin.
-Manage our workshop and the teams.
You must be:
-Highly efficient and organised
-Friendly and able to work alone or in a team
-Able to manage multiple projects efficiently and manage other team members.
Essential requirements
Minimum 3 years experience project manager
Experienced with Mailchimp.
Experienced use of google ads and social paid marketing.
Start date 15th March. Please note this is not negotiable and you must be available to start then.
Seeing as we’re unable to invite you into our studios during these unprecedented time! We’re bringing our studio to you
We have organised an online workshop with our head tutors Craig & Ricky to give you an insight into our studios and how to print!
Date: Thursday 18th February 2021
Time: 6pm
Duration: 1 hour session
Location: At your home via Zoom
(We will send you a log-in the day before the workshop!)
Price: £15*
*Plus the cost of the printing kit which is £55 for the basic kit
– Our Home Screen Printing Kit
-Cotton t-shirts
-Scrap paper (To practise with)
To secure your space on our online workshop you can purchase here!
If you need to purchase the home printing kit please ensure you have ordered this by Monday 15th February so we can get it out to you!
Are you a student looking for a place to print over the summer?
Print Club London are offering a concessionary rate for students to gain full access of their East London studios!
You will just need to supply us with proof that you are currently enrolled (or a recent graduate) at university or college by showing us a valid student I.D. or NUS card. We have six screen beds, two t-shirt carousels, t-shirt dryer, storage facilities, a washout room and the mother of all exposure units.
If this is of interest to you please do get in touch via email: studio@printclublondon.com or call us: 0207 254 9028
*This offer only applies to current or recent graduates from university or college. Terms and conditions apply.
Did you grab Grazia’s March issue? Well if not, then make sure you grab your copy QUCIK! Because we have been featured and our Director Kate Higginson is talking all about how to choose and hang limited edition art. Featured in the article is our exclusive print ‘Fictional Interior II’ by Charlotte Taylor, interior design by 2LG Studio.
Did you check out the Daily Mail framing segment? Well you should of because we’ve been featured! Check it out below, our Gallery and Project Manager is talking all about framing artwork!
Christmas has come early to Michael Buffham-Wade’s beautiful Birmingham home this year! House Beautiful has featured Michael Buffham-Wade’s home in their December/January issue which features not one by three of our prints by artists Meggie Wood, Poppy Chancellor and collaboration between Cassandra Yap and Dave Buonaguidi.
We are super excited to be featured in the November 2018 issue of The World of Interiors!
The World of Interiors were providing their readers with some sunny delights to add to their home! Not just one but TWO of our limited edition screen prints were featured by Lucy Kirk and Rose Electra Harris! You can bag one for yourself at the links below…
Did you check out the latest issue of You magazine? Well you should of because it featured one of our artists Jonathan Lawes’ piece of art! You can take a peek below…
Unfortunately the print featured is now out of stock but don’t fear you can still get your hands on some of Jonathan’s work!
We pride ourselves on supporting emerging artists through our ‘Print-ern Ship’ scheme which was set up to provide recent graduates with the opportunity to produce work in our studio. Following the success of our previous Print-ern’s, we selected Charlie Gould to take part in our programme, allowing him to turn his playful illustrations into exclusive prints for Print Club London.
Please join us to celebrate our 2018 Print-ern Show, we will be showcasing the outstanding work that Charlie produced throughout his time with us, the entire selection of prints will be available to purchase on the show opening. Charlie was kindly sponsored by FespaUK throughout his time with us!
Charlie Gould is an illustrator and print-maker, specialising in poster-design.
Originally from Farnborough, Charlie decided to travel very little to attend Southampton Solent University, where he earned a First in Illustration in 2016.
Since then Charlie has been working freelance as an illustrator and designer for such clients as Courtney Barnett, Paper & Cloth Design Studio, and Kindred Agency.
Charlie’s work itself is largely a selfish mash-up of everything he loves. Ephemera, crappy films, pulp novels, and Americana, which are all drawn upon regularly to influence and inform the illustrations that he creates.
Last year we released our very first book ‘Screen Printing The Ultimate Studio Guide: From Sketchbook To Squeegee.’ There’s 288 pages and it’s filled to brim with screen printing knowledge from the team and artists here at Print Club’s studio! Inside you’ll learn not just how to print but how the pro’s create their work too! Perfect for newbies and advanced printers alike!
To get your hands on a copy of our book ‘Screen Printing The Ultimate Studio Guide: From Sketchbook To Squeegee’ click here!
If launching our very first book wasn’t exciting enough, it is now stocked in The Tate’s Book Shop! So to celebrate we popped down to The Tate for a day of inky fun. We rocked up with our portable printing beds and taught the general public how to print their very own tote bag, featuring illustrations from our book by our Creative Director Rose Stallard!
Check out all the action below:
Our team and equipment can be transported into any location, working with your guests to print posters t-shirts or totes! So if you’re interested in learning more about our live printing events, please don’t hesitate to get in touch by emailing kate@printclublondon.com
If you picked up the latest issue of Stylist you have seen that our Beginners Workshops have been featured in their outgoing section!
Our workshop run every Thursday and alternating Saturdays and Sundays throughout the month!
If you have little or no previous screen printing experience Print Club runs a short workshop to get you started! During the workshop you will learn how to screenprint your own 1 layer/1 colour design and go through the whole process from digital image to pulling the squeegee. The technicians will talk you through the history of screenprinting and show you a variety of techniques with examples up in our studio. You will be shown how to artwork in Photoshop and get your design ready to put on your screen. You will have a go at coating a screen with photo emulsion, expose the design using Big Bertha our professional exposure unit, learn about different inks, squeegees and print a small run using a vacuum table.
House Portrait Series
Natural Paradise
Golden Beigels Brick Lane
Inky Caps – Watercolour Edition
Twin Peaks – 2nd Edition
Last year we released our very first book ‘Screen Printing The Ultimate Studio Guide: From Sketchbook To Squeegee.’ There’s 288 pages and it’s filled to brim with screen printing knowledge from the team and artists here at Print Club’s studio! Inside you’ll learn not just how to print but how the pro’s create their work too! Perfect for newbies and advanced printers alike!
