PREVIOUS WORKSHOPS

2017 GILDING & VERRE ÉGLOMISÉ – LONDON

City & Guilds of London Art School, London , 24th-28th July 2017
CDT students learned the French technique of verre églomisé; a process of applying a design and gilding it onto the rear face of glass to produce a mirror finish.  See photos

2017: ETCHING – LONDON

City & Guilds of London Art School, London , 18th February - 25th March 2017
CDT students spent six Saturdays during term time learning about traditional and contemporary etching techniques. See photos

2017: SILVERSMITHING – LONDON

The Goldsmiths' Centre, London , 18th February - 25th March 2017
CDT students practised the art of silversmithing over the course of six weeks at the beginning of the year. See photos

2016: HAND ENGRAVING – LONDON

The Goldsmith’s Centre, London , 5th - 12th August 2016
This workshop required precision and concentration from CDT students to create detailed engravings. See photos

2016: WOODWORKING – STRATFORD

Building Crafts' College, Stratford, London, 1st - 5th August 2016
Students spent time learning about the essential traditional techniques for working with this ancient material. See photos

2016: STONEWORKING – STRATFORD

Building Crafts' College, Stratford, London, 1st - 5th August 2016
This workshop allowed students to design their own carvings and work together to create a stone arch. See photos

2016: MURAL PAINTING – LONDON

City & Guilds of London Art School, London , 1st - 5th August 2016
Students learned how to create 3D effects and optical illusions using paint. See photos

2016: CHOCOLATE MAKING, GILDING & MARQUETRY – LONDON

Buckingham Palace, London , 25th - 29th July 2016
Students created edible art using chocolate and learned more about gilding and marquetry techniques at this workshop. See photos 

2015: PARQUETRY – LONDON

The Prince’s Drawing School, London , 27th - 31st July 2015
Students created mosaics using the parquetry technique. See photos

2015: GILDING – LONDON

The Prince’s School of Traditional Arts, London , 27th - 31st July 2015
Students decorated pieces with ultra-thin, delicate layers of gold leaf. See photos