Location: Classroom
About the course
A zine (pronounced “zeen”) is a small, homemade booklet or magazine. They can be created to share ideas, art, stories, or interests. On this course we will discuss zine making and look at examples, then we will individually explore the Botanic Garden to take photos and do some sketching. Afterwards we will return to the Classroom for more drawing and discussion, and come up with our narrative for our zines. We will then make hand drawn or collaged zines together using cutting and folding techniques and using a photocopier to make a small edition.
Suitable for all abilities
About the tutor
Grace Hailstone is a printmaker inspired by experiences, memories, and the imagining of places. Using printmaking techniques including etching, linocut and monoprint, Grace creates images with contrasting lines, shapes and considered introduction of colours and textures. Grace has a first-class honours degree in Fine Art and History of Art, and an MA from the University of London Institute in Paris. She currently works at the Curwen Print Study Centre in West Suffolk.
Bookings for this course will close on 21 August
Please take the time to read our course cancellations and refunds policy.
Please note that once this course has been filled, you can email education@botanic.cam.ac.uk to be added to a waiting list.
