Exploring Gel Plate Printing

with Tania Di Berardino


Discover the versatility and artistic possibilities when working with gel plate printing.

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Onsite Workshop
Wednesday, May 20 2026.
10:00am - 3:30pm

Zart Hallam Workshop Studio
Bunurong/Boonwurrung Country, 14-17 Dansu Court, Hallam VIC 3803

Please Note: All materials and catering is included for this onsite workshop. 
Please advise dietary requirements when booking.

Level 2 - 10


SKU: ZARTED-OS004
$14400 (inc GST) $18000 (inc GST)
$13091 (ex GST) $16364 (ex GST)

Discover the versatility of gel plate printing through a structured sequence of practical, classroom-ready lessons for Level 2 to Level 10. This workshop explores layered colour printing, botanical impressions, hand-cut stencils, magazine image transfer and collage-based artist books. 

Teachers investigate process-driven approaches that balance experimentation with skill development, while building understanding of layering, transparency, composition and surface reactivation. Grounded in the Australian Curriculum, the course provides adaptable strategies to support diverse learners, sustainable practices and confident printmaking instruction.

Key Course Takeaways:

  • Build confidence using gel plates across multiple year levels
  • Understand layering, transparency and ghost printing techniques
  • Apply troubleshooting strategies for successful magazine transfers
  • Integrate sustainability through reuse and ethical material choices
  • Strengthen composition using repetition, contrast and balance
  • Extend single prints into resolved artworks and artist books
  • Adjust techniques to ensure accessibility for diverse learning needs

Art Skills in Focus:

  • Controlled brayer rolling and paint application
  • Layering, overprinting and surface reactivation
  • Printing with textures, natural materials and stencils
  • High-contrast image transfer and troubleshooting
  • Composition planning across single prints and double-page spreads
  • Collage construction using torn and cut edges