Timetable
From the basic principles of digital object capturing, object and environment preparation, what mesh data is, to how it can be manipulated.
You will be hands on and have a go at using our two Artec scanners and micro scribe to capture an object of your choice (please bring something with you to scan). You will also learn how to use other applications to edit your scanner objects, and how your files can be used throughout other workshop processes to make a physical object, such as 3D Printing, CNC Milling, or a digital object for Virtual Reality applications.
Workshop run by Senior Technicians Olly Hatfield and John Peters.
From the basic principles of digital object capturing, object and environment preparation, what mesh data is, to how it can be manipulated.
You will be hands on and have a go at using our two Artec scanners and micro scribe to capture an object of your choice (please bring something with you to scan). You will also learn how to use other applications to edit your scanner objects, and how your files can be used throughout other workshop processes to make a physical object, such as 3D Printing, CNC Milling, or a digital object for Virtual Reality applications.
Workshop run by Senior Technicians Olly Hatfield and John Peters.
From the basic principles of digital object capturing, object and environment preparation, what mesh data is, to how it can be manipulated.
You will be hands on and have a go at using our two Artec scanners and micro scribe to capture an object of your choice (please bring something with you to scan). You will also learn how to use other applications to edit your scanner objects, and how your files can be used throughout other workshop processes to make a physical object, such as 3D Printing, CNC Milling, or a digital object for Virtual Reality applications.
Workshop run by Senior Technicians Olly Hatfield and John Peters.
This 2 class taster course for beginners will introduce you the second most spoken language in the world. Through communicative activities, games and role plays, you’ll learn key expressions for greetings and introductions as well as some common phrases for daily life.
*workshop taking place with 2 sessions - 1 hour on 16th May and 1 hour on 18th May - please commit to both sessions.
There will be various exam times you can book (morning & Afternoons)
Click the booking link to find out further information with times and dates*
Take advantage of the precision and power of sophisticated drawing tools, expressive natural brushes, and a host of time-savers. Paint with vectors that resemble real-world brush strokes.
Click the booking link to find out further information, times and dates.
This course is for designers, or people transitioning into a design job or taking on design responsibilities who need to use Adobe InDesign to create design layouts for print and digital output. Including Magazine layout, interactive PDF’s, vector, leaflets and other design documents. You don’t need any previous experience with Adobe InDesign.
Click the booking link to find out further information, times and dates*
This course is for people needing to improve their knowledge of Photoshop. By creating impressive imagery with the industry standard Adobe Application. Learn how to use Photoshop to edit your imagery in the impressive non-destructive workflow that Photoshop provides. Learn to output your images to digital and print at the highest quality. You don’t need any previous experience with Adobe Photoshop.
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This course is for anyone who wants to learn Adobe Premiere Pro up to an advanced level, and edit videos for different platforms, including web and DVD. You don't need to have any video editing knowledge or experience.
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Workshop led by Dan Thompson and Emilia Wharfe
Join School of Film & Television Senior Technician Pete Strube as he guides you through an introduction to this powerful software studio.
As accuracy is key to success with mechanisms, some experience of working in wood would be an advantage, but not absolutely essential.
image credit: Press-up Anubis, Paul Spooner
As accuracy is key to success with mechanisms, some experience of working in wood would be an advantage, but not absolutely essential.
image credit: Press-up Anubis, Paul Spooner
There will be an opportunity to discuss your ideas and how we can, as a technical facility, help to realise your ideas.
You will then be shown the Rapid Prototyping facilities and produce a key fob strap in flexible durable material.
You will be instructed in the use of a milling machine and produce a key fob to attach to the RP strap.
Workshop led by Mark Squire and Oliver Hatfield.
There will be an opportunity to discuss your ideas and how we can, as a technical facility, help to realise your ideas.
You will then be shown the Rapid Prototyping facilities and produce a key fob strap in flexible durable material.
You will be instructed in the use of a milling machine and produce a key fob to attach to the RP strap.
Workshop led by Mark Squire and Oliver Hatfield.
There will be an opportunity to discuss your ideas and how we can, as a technical facility, help to realise your ideas.
You will then be shown the Rapid Prototyping facilities and produce a key fob strap in flexible durable material.
You will be instructed in the use of a milling machine and produce a key fob to attach to the RP strap.
Workshop led by Mark Squire and Oliver Hatfield.
Coding is the must-have skill of the future, likely to be part of every workplace in the coming years as roles become automated and digital technology opens new possibilities.
For those ready to embrace this opportunity, learning to code will create exciting career opportunities and make you think differently about the digital world around you.
Coding isn’t just about becoming a software developer but more about promoting troubleshooting in your work and promoting your ability to see errors quickly.
*PLEASE REMEMBER TO DRESS APPROPRIATELY AS YOU MAY GET INKY.
ALSO, NO SANDALS/FLIP FLOPS OR OPEN TOED/HEALED SHOES IN THE WORKSHOP PLEASE.*
*PLEASE REMEMBER TO DRESS APPROPRIATELY AS YOU MAY GET INKY.
ALSO, NO SANDALS/FLIP FLOPS OR OPEN TOED/HEALED SHOES IN THE WORKSHOP PLEASE.*
*PLEASE REMEMBER TO DRESS APPROPRIATELY AS YOU MAY GET INKY.
ALSO, NO SANDALS/FLIP FLOPS OR OPEN TOED/HEALED SHOES IN THE WORKSHOP PLEASE.*
You must email an 18cm x 22cm maximum colour image (JPG 200-300 ppi) to becky.haughton@falmouth.ac.uk at least one day before the workshop.
Please wear clothes that you don't mind getting messy and shoes that cover your feet.
You must email an 18cm x 22cm maximum colour image (JPG 200-300 ppi) to becky.haughton@falmouth.ac.uk at least one day before the workshop.
Please wear clothes that you don't mind getting messy and shoes that cover your feet.
Space cow! – Send a cow into space and hopefully bring her back safely again!
Have fun whilst creating an animation and learn the basics of this powerful creative tool. Among the skills and techniques we will explore will be Key framing, masking, working with vectors and integrating with Photoshop. Once you have done this workshop you will have the skills and confidence you need to begin to create countless creative projects.
Workshop led by Pete Felstead
The content entrepreneur: How to build an audience, monetise your creativity and start a business. The rise of the creator economy has changed the game. It’s now possible to work for yourself, from anywhere in the world, with just an internet connection and laptop. But millions are still missing out because they don’t know the rules of the content game.
Join Kyle Campbell (Falmouth Alumni) and Founder of Education Marketer for a deep dive into the workings of the creator economy. Kyle will share how he moved from a corporate marketing role to starting his content business, without putting capital at risk, taking loans or employing anyone other than himself.
In the space of an hour, you’ll learn: -how to identify your content niche - the strategic framework for growing an audience - Kyle’s proven tips for high performing content - the podcasts, books and newsletters to help you think differently - why there’s never been a better time to start a content business
You will have the chance to follow up with Kyle individually for further insight and advice.
In the afternoon consolidate your learning with a bespoke self-employment session at the end of the day. We’ll help you to complete an action-plan for your next-steps and look at some practical steps for self-employment options, including some of the nuts and bolts of starting your own business or freelance work
Learn how to match shots and create stylistic looks so your video content appears at it's best.
Many students are already using this service to print designs for their work that can be made into T-shirts, clothes, large posters & banners, bags, upholstery, photographic displays, fine art sculptures, buttons, lampshades, canvas shoes and uppers, book covers & pages and anything else you can think of that’s made from digitally printed fabrics.
You can either choose to make your lampshade using one of our designs or using you own. If you wish to use your own design please email Ella Ella.Brett@falmouth.ac.uk who will send you instructions and a template to use once you’ve booked.
Fabric goes through three processes before it is ready for use.
PRINT - dyes are printed but not fixed STEAMING - to fix the dyes into the fabric WASHING - to remove excess dye & coating These and other printing issues such as fabric choice, ink types, colour changing, shrinkage etc., and how they affect your finished artwork will be explained and discussed.
Many students are already using this service to print designs for their work that can be made into T-shirts, clothes, large posters & banners, bags, upholstery, photographic displays, fine art sculptures, buttons, lampshades, canvas shoes and uppers, book covers & pages and anything else you can think of that’s made from digitally printed fabrics.
You can either choose to make your lampshade using one of our designs or using you own. If you wish to use your own design please email Ella Ella.Brett@falmouth.ac.uk who will send you instructions and a template to use once you’ve booked.
Fabric goes through three processes before it is ready for use.
PRINT - dyes are printed but not fixed STEAMING - to fix the dyes into the fabric WASHING - to remove excess dye & coating These and other printing issues such as fabric choice, ink types, colour changing, shrinkage etc., and how they affect your finished artwork will be explained and discussed.
Learn how to export and use 360 panos on various platforms
You will then be shown the fundamentals of 3D printing from CAD design to fabrication.
You will then be shown the fundamentals of 3D printing from CAD design to fabrication.
Image credit: Minnie Harrop
This demonstration will be ideal for anyone wishing to understand the basics of computer 3D software for visualisations that include fabric simulation, using the new features in the upcoming release of blender.
These techniques can be used to pre-visualise three dimensional objects and would be useful for anyone wanting to demonstrate early design concepts such as clothing, furniture, spaces and set designs.
Workshop with Peach Doble and Paul Ruskin, generate a name for your band or solo project, create artwork and make your own merch, inc. DIY printed T-shirts, badges, stickers and fanzines
image credit: Powerplant, Tommy Brentnall
We'll cover everything you need to create documents for your coursework, portfolios, and professional publications of any sort.
When a paint is referred to as a 'lake colour', this indicates that a dye (such as those from plants) has been first precipitated onto an inert pigment. The inert pigment provided gives a body needed to make a paint.
When a paint is referred to as a 'lake colour', this indicates that a dye (such as those from plants) has been first precipitated onto an inert pigment. The inert pigment provided gives a body needed to make a paint.
We'll explore various drawing tools for creating artwork inside of Illustrator, and when you have a good feel for the program, we'll take some hand drawn artwork and convert it to vector with the Image Trace function. Once you've made an accurate tracing, we'll explore some further possibilities for your new vector artwork.
Noel Akers, Intellectual Property Lawyers will be providing information on how to protect your work and discussing the differences between the most well known types from patents and trademarks to intangible creations and trade secrets!
No previous experience necessary, all materials provided.
No previous experience necessary, all materials provided.
No previous experience necessary, all materials provided.
No previous experience necessary, all materials provided.
No previous experience necessary, all materials provided.
No previous experience necessary, all materials provided.
(Plan B will be put in place should the weather be inclement).
(Plan B will be put in place should the weather be inclement).
This session with Owain Harris is about acquiring a few basic techniques which will allow you to make simple functional or decorative objects out of Bamboo.
All tools, safety equipment and materials will be provided.
This session with Owain Harris is about acquiring a few basic techniques which will allow you to make simple functional or decorative objects out of Bamboo.
All tools, safety equipment and materials will be provided.
This session with Owain Harris is about acquiring a few basic techniques which will allow you to make simple functional or decorative objects out of Bamboo.
All tools, safety equipment and materials will be provided.
Ever wanted to know how to take life casts of the body. You will learn how to work collaboratively and safely, understanding the steps you need to undertake to protect you skin and take a realistic cast of a hand.
A hands-on workshop, prepare to be messy! – don’t wear anything you are precious about. It is also best if you don’t wear Jewellery, as you may have to take it off.
Ever wanted to know how to take life casts of the body. You will learn how to work collaboratively and safely, understanding the steps you need to undertake to protect you skin and take a realistic cast of a hand.
A hands-on workshop, prepare to be messy! – don’t wear anything you are precious about. It is also best if you don’t wear Jewellery, as you may have to take it off.
Ever wanted to know how to take life casts of the body. You will learn how to work collaboratively and safely, understanding the steps you need to undertake to protect you skin and take a realistic cast of a hand.
A hands-on workshop, prepare to be messy! – don’t wear anything you are precious about. It is also best if you don’t wear Jewellery, as you may have to take it off.
image credit: Danny Fox
image credit: Danny Fox
You will work with Senior Technician, Peter Doubleday, on the construction of a simple dry bag that will demonstrate the range of capabilities of the machines and the materials appropriate to use with them. You'll leave with the bag you have made and with a hands-on experience of using these industrial machines appropriately and safely.
You will work with Senior Technician, Peter Doubleday, on the construction of a simple dry bag that will demonstrate the range of capabilities of the machines and the materials appropriate to use with them. You'll leave with the bag you have made and with a hands-on experience of using these industrial machines appropriately and safely.
In this unique workshop, using primarily natural materials you will work with Senior Technician, Peter Doubleday, on the construction of a simple tool roll that will demonstrate the range of capabilities of the machines and the materials appropriate to use with them. You'll leave with the useful tool roll you have made and with a hands-on experience of using these industrial machines appropriately and safely.
In this unique workshop, using primarily natural materials you will work with Senior Technician, Peter Doubleday, on the construction of a simple tool roll that will demonstrate the range of capabilities of the machines and the materials appropriate to use with them. You'll leave with the useful tool roll you have made and with a hands-on experience of using these industrial machines appropriately and safely.
During this workshop you will be taught how to use the Unity game engine. This will include how to import your own art assets, building a 3D world and even the basics of coding gameplay features.
At the end of the workshop, you should have a good foundation of skills that you can build upon going forward. This workshop will require the latest version of Unity and a PC or mac that is capable of running Unity. An instructional video that shows how to install Unity will be made available before the workshop.
You can work figuratively or non-figuratively, but please bring some imagery to work from.
*PLEASE REMEMBER TO DRESS APPROPRIATELY AS YOU MAY GET INKY! ALSO, NO SANDALS/FLIPFLOPS OR OPEN TOED/HEALD SHOES IN THE WORKSHOP PLEASE.
You can work figuratively or non-figuratively, but please bring some imagery to work from.
*PLEASE REMEMBER TO DRESS APPROPRIATELY AS YOU MAY GET INKY! ALSO, NO SANDALS/FLIPFLOPS OR OPEN TOED/HEALD SHOES IN THE WORKSHOP PLEASE.
You can work figuratively or non-figuratively, but please bring some imagery to work from.
*PLEASE REMEMBER TO DRESS APPROPRIATELY AS YOU MAY GET INKY! ALSO, NO SANDALS/FLIPFLOPS OR OPEN TOED/HEALD SHOES IN THE WORKSHOP PLEASE.
In this workshop we'll cover everything you need to get started with video editing. How to organise and set up your projects, how to arrange and edit movie clips, how to work with effects, titles, sound, as well as exporting your finished movie in the correct format for competitions and coursework.
You will also learn how to make ‘Shibori’, the ancient artisan Japanese technique of tie-dye, where cloth is pre-folded, rolled then tied or hand sewn, to create a huge range of patterns that will each be unique and that can be used any number of ways to create beautiful textile-based products from bags to bedclothes.
Workshop with Peach Doble
Image credit: George Dunning
The process and principles implemented in this Workshop can not only benefit your skill base with this powerful creative tool but also assist in developing a collection of transferable skills for your own creative endeavours, the creative industries and professional employment. Using a similar process with your creative work you could create promotional animations and upload them to any number of Social Media sites giving you a worldwide potential for followers, audience and employment.
This Workshop is designed for anyone with an interest in developing their skills with this awesome Application and it is open to all.
Led by Tom Woodward, Senior Technician in Printmaking you'll be hands-on, working with acid, so please be dressed to be messy.
In order to partake in the workshop, you will need to email an A5 image, no bigger than 21cm x 15cm to tom.woodward@falmouth.ac.uk. It is crucial this is emailed at least 2 working days before the workshop.
Led by Tom Woodward, Senior Technician in Printmaking you'll be hands-on, working with acid, so please be dressed to be messy.
In order to partake in the workshop, you will need to email an A5 image, no bigger than 21cm x 15cm to tom.woodward@falmouth.ac.uk. It is crucial this is emailed at least 2 working days before the workshop.
Led by Tom Woodward, Senior Technician in Printmaking you'll be hands-on, working with acid, so please be dressed to be messy.
In order to partake in the workshop, you will need to email an A5 image, no bigger than 21cm x 15cm to tom.woodward@falmouth.ac.uk. It is crucial this is emailed at least 2 working days before the workshop.
To get the most from the time you need a basic knowledge of Photoshop.
Please bring some images of your own if you can. These can be anything from single objects to landscapes to portraits to food to stars to screenshots....literally anything!
We'll initially begin with a look at some montage methods, then move on to some guided practise.
Please ensure your student log-in username and password do work before the session
image credit: Danai Gkoni
This workshop, with Becky Haugton, will give you the opportunity to learn how to prepare artwork and process, ink and print an A6 plate.
You must prepare digital artwork and email it to becky.haughton@falmouth.ac.uk in advance; either a photo; scanned drawing; monotone vector drawing (jpeg file at 10cm x 14cm and approx. 300ppi).
Please wear clothes that you don't mind getting messy and shoes that cover your feet.
This workshop, with Becky Haugton, will give you the opportunity to learn how to prepare artwork and process, ink and print an A6 plate.
You must prepare digital artwork and email it to becky.haughton@falmouth.ac.uk in advance; either a photo; scanned drawing; monotone vector drawing (jpeg file at 10cm x 14cm and approx. 300ppi).
Please wear clothes that you don't mind getting messy and shoes that cover your feet.
This workshop, with Becky Haugton, will give you the opportunity to learn how to prepare artwork and process, ink and print an A6 plate.
You must prepare digital artwork and email it to becky.haughton@falmouth.ac.uk in advance; either a photo; scanned drawing; monotone vector drawing (jpeg file at 10cm x 14cm and approx. 300ppi).
Please wear clothes that you don't mind getting messy and shoes that cover your feet.
This workshop teaches you different techniques aimed specifically towards photographers to touch up, correct, and enhance your digital images. You will learn sizing, cropping, retouching, sharpening, colouring and editing techniques to give your photos that extra punch, along with some other useful editing skills like removing distortion, focus stacking and correcting perspective.
This combines instructor-led demonstrations and hands-on practice that are designed to help you create the best possible versions of your photographs.
If you're interested....or sort of interested, then you should definitely log-in for our online PG session where you'll find out about how the funding works, how the study works, career options and more.
Join SoFT Senior Tech Andy Edney in this introduction to this software.
This technique is used widely by artists and advertisers to add an extra dimension or optical illusions to previously static objects.
In this workshop, with Dan Thompson, you’ll learn how to set-up a projector and connect it via live view on MadMapper to work in real-time. From there we will begin to build compositions of video, images & sound to add to our own handmade canvas’
The course will be broken down into these sections:
Multiple Projectors Multiple Inputs Creating basic shapes and 3d objects Masking Perspective warping 3D Lighting Mesh Warping Audio Input and Reaction Blend Modes Pre-composing
Current opportunities will be promoted and an employer with a micro-internship offer will join the session to explain what they're looking for in a student intern.
Join SoFT Senior Tech Andy Edney as he gives an introduction to best practice in recording dialogue in this workshop.
*2 sessions taking place on 4 and 5 May 1-2pm (total 2 hours)
If so, these two workshops (16 & 18 May) will give you a chance to refresh your skills. Through communicative activities and games you’ll be able to practise your Italian conversation and pick up some new expressions.
*workshop taking place with 2 sessions - 1 hour on 16th May and 1 hour on 18th May - please commit to both sessions.
Workshop led by Roger Shone.
Workshop led by Roger Shone.
Workshop led by Roger Shone.
The session will start with cutting out paper stencils to create exciting and experimental designs, you will then learn how to screen print using these stencils to create a collection of printed samples. There will be the opportunity to print on to garments so please bring any old / second hand t-shirt, tote bag, sweatshirt, jeans etc… that you fancy printing on and giving a new lease of life to! Please make sure the garment is made from a natural fabric or at least the majority of the fabric is natural (for example a t-shirt that is 60% cotton and 40% polyester would be fine)
In the afternoon part of the session you will learn about mono printing and how to bring texture into your screen printing.
Please wear closed toe shoes and wear clothes that you don’t mind getting a bit inky!
The session will start with cutting out paper stencils to create exciting and experimental designs, you will then learn how to screen print using these stencils to create a collection of printed samples. There will be the opportunity to print on to garments so please bring any old / second hand t-shirt, tote bag, sweatshirt, jeans etc… that you fancy printing on and giving a new lease of life to! Please make sure the garment is made from a natural fabric or at least the majority of the fabric is natural (for example a t-shirt that is 60% cotton and 40% polyester would be fine)
In the afternoon part of the session you will learn about mono printing and how to bring texture into your screen printing.
Please wear closed toe shoes and wear clothes that you don’t mind getting a bit inky!
Really useful for anyone wanting to visualise design work in three dimensions, and is especially applicable to anyone who designs objects and plans/designs rooms/sets/stages/spaces or buildings.
Image credit: Creature Comforts
In this session, led by Mark Selby, you will learn how to safely and effectively handle and work with a range of stage lighting equipment.
You will work in a group to develop various lighting states and effects using the equipment provided and record these into a console. Each group will ‘replay’ their results to their peers. By the end of this session you will have created your own ‘scenes’ and been introduced to a range of practical skills relating to the Production Sector.
Photosensitivity Warning: Will include short duration colour changing, flashing and movement of lighting
We’ll look at what a ‘story’ is, bust some myths on who can tell a story and how, and create some of our own! There will be play dough!
Ever wondered how film-makers record the noise of ants’ feet scurrying up the trunk of a tree, the footsteps of a polar bear in the snow or a shark crushing the bones of it’s prey? Well, in short they don’t. These are the skills of the Foley artist. Being able to be that animal, replicate it’s movement, consider what they might even sound like to the animal itself.
Foley is the reproduction of everyday sound effects that are added to film, video, and other media in post-production to enhance audio quality and give depth. These reproduced sounds can be anything from the swishing of clothing and footsteps to squeaky doors and breaking glass. The best Foley art is so well integrated into a film that it goes unnoticed by the audience. It helps to create a sense of reality within a scene. Without these crucial background noises, movies feel unnaturally quiet and uncomfortable.
In this workshop, with Rich Butler or Andy Edney, they will give you an insight into the world of the Foley artist. Here you will have the opportunity to be the Foley artist for a natural history production, as well as being at being the re-recording mixer on the other side of the glass.
You should leave with the technical understanding and confidence of a metalworking process that can progress into a multitude of creative directions.
You will be kept safe throughout and are encouraged to return to continue working on any ideas explored during the session – TIG welding is a fully supervised activity, we provide overalls and safety wear, but please wear older practical clothing, don’t wear jewellery, and prepare to become dirty! Working with metal isn’t a clean process!
Previous experience of welding preferred for this workshop
You should leave with the technical understanding and confidence of a metalworking process that can progress into a multitude of creative directions.
You will be kept safe throughout and are encouraged to return to continue working on any ideas explored during the session – TIG welding is a fully supervised activity, we provide overalls and safety wear, but please wear older practical clothing, don’t wear jewellery, and prepare to become dirty! Working with metal isn’t a clean process!
Previous experience of welding preferred for this workshop
TVPaint Animation is the leading paperless drawing and animation tool, able to imitate traditional techniques such as Pen Brush, Gouache, Watercolour, Pencil, Felt-tip and Airbrush, and animate them over frames. Using only TVPaint Animation, you can create an animated movie from start to finish, including storyboarding and all the steps (rough, clean-up, keyframes and in-betweening) through to final compositing.
Pete Felstead, Senior Technician for Animation & Post Production, will introduce you to the TVPaint interface. This workshop will concentrate on drawing and painting tools, and basic animation techniques within TVPaint.
This session follows on from 'Creative InDesign Part One - Foundation Skills For All Your Publications'. Though all confident InDesign users who are familiar with paragraph styles are welcome to join.
We'll take a focused look at typography controls and techniques, exploring less obvious preferences and menu options to help your InDesign documents stand out from the rest.
To refresh your skills before the session please check out the following: link 1 link 2 link 3
Vectorworks is the next step on from SketchUp , also available through the Workshops Festival.
Once inside Premiere Pro, we will work with some raw material and construct a sequence of shots to create an exciting edit using the fundamental tools within the application. It will be a fun crash course from ingesting uncut footage to exporting a final edit with titles, music and sound effects.
This will be a hands-on one day workshop where you'll be introduced to the concepts of depth of field, three point lighting system, eye lines and what happens when they don’t match, the ‘rule of thirds’, how to match tracking shots, the names and features of different focal lengths, using a dolly, tracks, lighting kit and operating a moving camera.
You will need to wear practical clothing and not wear jewellery or open toed footwear.
At the end of the workshop you'll have a greater understanding of how complex the capture of seemingly simple film and television scenes can be.
Please wear older practical clothing, tie your hair back, and prepare to become dusty!
Please wear older practical clothing, tie your hair back, and prepare to become dusty!
Please wear older practical clothing, tie your hair back, and prepare to become dusty!
Please wear older practical clothing, tie your hair back, and prepare to become dusty!
Please wear older practical clothing, tie your hair back, and prepare to become dusty!
Please wear older practical clothing, tie your hair back, and prepare to become dusty!
Please wear older practical clothing, tie your hair back, and prepare to become dusty!
Please wear older practical clothing, tie your hair back, and prepare to become dusty!
Please wear older practical clothing, tie your hair back, and prepare to become dusty!
Please wear older practical clothing, tie your hair back, and prepare to become dusty!
Please wear older practical clothing, tie your hair back, and prepare to become dusty!
Please wear older practical clothing, tie your hair back, and prepare to become dusty!
Please wear older practical clothing, tie your hair back, and prepare to become dusty!
Please wear older practical clothing, tie your hair back, and prepare to become dusty!
In this session with Jon Humphris you'll learn the fundamental of woodworking in the manufacture of a joiner's mallet.
You'll learn about specific timbers and how to work them, by using beech wood for the head, and then ash for the handle. You will learn how to mark up the tapered mortice and tennon, cut the mortice using drills and chisels, cut the tapered tennon to fit and shape the handle into a unique tool, specific to you, that you can start your own toolkit or give away as a gift!
All abilities are very welcome but some experience playing an instrument or singing is advised.
No Songwriting experience required.
Please bring instruments if you have them
All abilities are very welcome but some experience playing an instrument or singing is advised.
No Songwriting experience required.
Please bring instruments if you have them
All abilities are very welcome but some experience playing an instrument or singing is advised.
No Songwriting experience required.
Please bring instruments if you have them
Adobe XD allows you to make working website and application wireframes, with beautiful cohesive design features perfect for presentations, assessments and giving clients the best idea of what's possible. In this workshop, led by Cally Gibson, learn how to create a working prototype.
Adobe XD allows you to make working website and application wireframes, with beautiful cohesive design features perfect for presentations, assessments and giving clients the best idea of what's possible. In this workshop, led by Cally Gibson, learn how to create a working prototype.