Dr Carole Shepheard says waterless lithography is a contemporary version of one of the oldest print processes that’s ever been discovered. “Once you know it, you’ll enjoy it. Why not give it a go?” she says. Front, Marija Cooper and Amber Graham. Back left to right: Norman Maclean, Ninja Helmling, David Andrew, Mel Tahata, Teressa Matthews, Carole Shepheard, Jean Johnston and Sally McIntosh. Picture by Avneesh Vincent
Have you heard of waterless lithography?
In simple terms, it’s an offset lithography printing process that eliminates the use of water or dampening system used in conventional printing.
“It’s not the easiest process to describe, but once you start working, it starts to make sense,” says tutor Dr Carole Shepheard who was conducting a print workshop at Lysnar House last weekend.
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