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Spring 2026 Printmaking TETRA PAK ETCHING

Short course · Fine Art

Spring 2026 Printmaking TETRA PAK ETCHING

This wonderful course introduces or expands the knowledge of Intaglio Printmaking with the creation of a Tetra Pak plate with drypoint etching.

New dates coming soon R840 Eunice Geustyn

About this course

This wonderful course introduces or expands the knowledge of Intaglio Printmaking with the creation of a Tetra Pak plate with drypoint etching. Introduction to intaglio printing skills, registration and editioning skills. Technical skills in the adaptation of ink viscosity and humidity and printing on an intaglio press.

Tetra Pak etching (or Tetra Pak printmaking) is a contemporary and accessible intaglio and drypoint technique that uses a recycled material. Instead of traditional metal plates or polypropilene, you clean and cut open juice or milk cartons and thereby use the metallized or plastic-coated cardboard surface to draw with an etching needle or cutter, peel, ink, and print images. This also allows for the substrate to be shaped or conceptual interpretations of the folds from the cartons.

Materials supplied

1 x Tetra Pak
3 x 220 gsm Fabriano Rosapina Bianca-
2 X A2 Newsprint;
Disposable Rubber Gloves
Turpentine
Gamblin Blue Ink

Requirements

  • 1 Image as a source idea- landscape or cityscape
  • Protective clothing,

Lecturer
Eunice Geustyn

Duration of course- 6 Hours
Class Numbers- Limited to 7 Students

Cost: R840.00

ABOUT THE LECTURER
Eunice Geustyn is a master printmaker with extensive experience with tertiary students and publishing for renowned artists. Her own work is featured in notable collections and Eunice holds a Masters in Fine Art Degree.

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Eunice Geustyn

Your lecturer

Eunice Geustyn

An artist and academic, Eunice Geustyn has been the Executive Head of the Ruth Prowse School of Art since 2002.

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