Workshops
Introduction to Wood Engraving
11th May 2019 to 11th May 2019
On this one day introduction to Wood Engraving students will be taught the principles of designing for engraving, how to engrave into a block of end grain wood and how to print from the finished block. You will be using Robin’s portable printing press to print your wood engravings.
Please bring sketches or photos to work from.
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Concrete Plant Pots and Mosaic Plaques
Create some unique concrete pots using a variety recycled containers and a few geometric moulds. We'll be working with different types of concrete, colourants and learn how to personalise your plant...
Introduction to Wood Engraving
On this one day introduction to Wood Engraving students will be taught the principles of designing for engraving, how to engrave into a block of end grain wood and how to print from the finished block...
Summer 19 - Art Appreciation
May - Prerequisite Pre-Raphaelites: An introduction and exploration of a seminal art movement. The Pre-Raphaelites changed the face of 19th-century painting and opened the doors to a new way of seeing...
New Forest Film Festival presents Barney Norris (Workshops)
Barney Norris, an award-winning playwright, poet and essayist is coming to New Milton’s Forest Arts Centre in June 2019. Barney founded the touring theatre company Up in Arms with Alice Hamilton which...
New Forest Film Festival Networking Session
Following on from the workshops this is an opportunity to network with some brilliant individuals from the film industry such as writers, producers and directors. So if you have questions about films...
Felt Brooches - Stitched and Manipulated
Using a wonderful array of fibres and fabrics provided you will be manipulating and felting with them to produce small pieces of felt that have wonderful contrast and textures. We will also experiment...
Papier-Mâché Animals
Create your own papier-mâché animal. You will learn this simple techniques using easily available materials, to make a dog, cat or creature of your imagination. All you need is an apron. Louise Grundy...