Spend the summer learning something new!

Our new Get Creative programme is jam-packed with opportunities to spend time in our sunny Print Studio. From taster sessions and one-day workshops to evening classes and weekend courses, we’ve got something to fit into your summer schedule.

We’ve expanded our Adobe Premiere Pro course to cover filming footage as well as editing it, so you can enjoy shooting out and about in the Scottish sun and then learn how to assemble your shots into a finished film. We’re also bringing back some popular courses that we haven’t run in a while – expand your printmaking knowledge with the return of Waterless Plate Lithography and Electro Etching.

Download our full listings here or keep reading for a selection of what we have coming up…

Dip your toe in
Our Taster Session is the perfect introduction to a variety of different techniques and processes. We also have a great selection of one-day workshops – get to grips with Lino Cutting, Wood Engraving, Mezzotint, Papermaking or Cyanotype over the course of a day.

Adobe offer
Take advantage of our Get Digital offer with 5% off each course when you book two or more Adobe courses at the same time, including Lightroom, Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, and Premiere Pro.

Inspired by Japan
Enjoy some relaxed, creative time in the studio and explore techniques developed in Japan with classes in Mokulito, Japanese Brush Calligraphy, Japanese Bookbinding, and Japanese Woodblock Printing.

Riso machines
Create vibrant prints in our Riso Printing (Beginners) and Full Colour Riso (Faux CMYK) courses and get to know our shiny new Riso machines. Also featuring machines from the Riso company, our MiScreen and GoccoPro classes mix new technology the traditional screen-printing process.

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Join us for a relaxed afternoon filled with creativitiy at one of our upcoming Craft Sundays. Get festival ready by creating a flower crown with Hollie Berries, weave a basket from Scottish willow with Anna Liebmann, or learn all about the traditional Japanese stitching technique of Sashiko from designer Fiona Halls and make your own pot rest.

In partnership with Freelands Foundation