Jan, Geoff, Solveig & Jim,
Resources for your workshops

This is your special page on my website. It has links to past references and resources, and information about upcoming workshop visits to my studio.

To access the page, type in kimherringe.com.au/pearman – that is a special shortcut link to take you to your page.

STUDIO ADDRESS:
10 Nadi Lane, North Maleny

HOURS:
Monday – 10am-4pm
Tuesday-Friday – 9am-4pm

Private Group workshop July 25

Workshop Resources

Below are links to the resources pages for each of the processes we explored. There is some cross-over of information between the pages. On each of these pages you will find links to more information about tools, supplies, artists and relevant resources.

Gel Plate Monoprinting Resources

Collagraph & Cutouts and Embossing Resources

Metal Plate Etching Resources

Bookmaking resources

Paper Rusting Resources – Coming mid-August, after the running of the first full workshop

Linocut Resources

  • Reduction Linocut
  • There is a lot in information on this page – scroll through and let me know if there is something you’re looking for but can’t find it.

Eco-printing Resources

Cricut Machines

I have a Cricut Maker.

My model – I bought my Cricut machine in 2021. At the time it was the most current model. The model is still available, and a lot cheaper than the new model. This is my machine available at Spotlight.

The current model is approx double the price, but faster and with more features, including being able to cut to any length – cricut.com/en-au/cricut-maker

There are alternatives to the Cricut to cut stencils. Some of my students have a Brother Scan and Cut machine. I don’t know about their models, but my understanding is you don’t need to upload to the machine via specific software, and seemingly easier to use.

Do an online search for something along the lines of “alternatives to Cricut for cutting my own stencils” and see what comes up. My personal choice is still the Cricut, but it isn’t the only option.

Other Resources

Paper

I wrote a 4-part blog post series wrote about printmaking paper you might be interested in:
– Part 1 – What is Printmaking Paper
– Part 2 – My favourite Printmaking Papers
– Part 3 – Storing Printmaking Papers (and other information you didn’t know you needed to know)
– Part 4 – Paper Size

Buying Paper – below are some of the places I have sourceD my specialty papers from:

  • Kozo Studio in Thailand – my current favourite speciality paper supplier. The Handmade Collection is especially delicious!
  • Melboune Etching Supplies – (hopefully) their annual November paper sale starts next week
  • Amazing Paper in Sydney has a range of specialty papers, including beautiful screen-printed Japanese papers
  • Awagami Factory in Japan – you can buy Awagami paper from the suppliers above, but they will have sales outside of the above store regular sales. Sign up to their email list for notice of their sales.
  • Vintage Paper Company in the UK has bookbinding papers, bone folders and all sorts of yummy paper things

 

Renaissance Wax – protecting exposed paper surfaces –  200ml tin will cost $35-$75 so shop around.
This is my source – www.archivalsurvival.com.au/collections/renaissance-wax

Rare Earth Magnets – super-strong, small magnets for book and box closures
– AMF Magnets – magnet.com.au/collections/rare-earth-magnets-neodymium
– XLMag – www.xlmag.com.au/pages/neodymium

Infinity Cube – this blog post will keep you busy for a little while! A lot of fun and very easy to make.

Templates

Book Templates in addition to printed handouts

Finding The Studio

STUDIO LOCATION – 10 Nadi Lane, North Maleny
5 minutes drive from the Maleny township.

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