Based on our 'live' printmaking class and workshops, our flagship Introduction to Printmaking distance learning course is the perfect first step to explore the printmaking art or to develop new printmaking techniques for the experienced printmaking artist.

Discover how to become a printmaker and make exciting art prints for your own enjoyment or to sell.

Discover Printmaking Today - Register Now!

Please feel free to browse our website and to register with us by clicking here for further information on our printmaking courses distance learning course.

If you wish to enrol today or if you have any questions please call us on

01483 729 527

About Magenta Sky

Links

What Excites You About Art And Why Do You Enjoy Printmaking? (recent student survey)

"I enjoy being creative especially through print designs. I like it when you can see results quickly and can change and improve them then and there." B Drayton, Woking

"Instant effects – yet each print is individual. Enjoy exploring colour." Anon, Redhill

"It’s creative. I love colours, textures." A Nayar, London

"Time out from work! Doing what I am good at – but rarely do these days. Social opportunity" P Alder, Guildford

“I enjoy the creativity, which is not something I really use in my working life. I like the boldness of relief printing and find I can control the line and form better through linocut than I can through drawing or painting, when I tend to make images that are too 'busy' or overworked. I like the challenge of capturing an image in relatively simple terms.” D Hoare, Guildford

“I have always enjoyed creating, be it paint, clay, pottery, sculpture, textiles, embroidery etc so the opportunity of the one day printmaking class was great to get a taster of yet another art process.” Mrs J, Woking

“I love making things and have always enjoyed making prints because of the processes involved and that you can make multiple copies of something (other than monoprints)” Anonymous

"The creative process excites me - what inspires artists and how that is translated into making art. I enjoy printmaking because of its immediacy and that you can produce something pleasing with minimum artistic training." J Browning, Guildford

Please click here to see some recent prints from some of our students!