Mini Prints Workshops @ SPW

To support artists who wish to create new work for MiniPrint Cymru | Wales, SPW are offering a number of workshops in our Annual Workshop Programme which have a focus on small-scale prints.


Click on the workshop link above to find further details and to book a place. Visit CuratorSpace or our Submission Guidelines for more information on submitting your artwork to MiniPrint Cymru | Wales.

For our full programme of workshops, visit our Workshop Programme page


Making mini prints @ SPW

Intaglio Collagraph Mini Prints with Marian Haf | Wednesday 21 May 2025

Participants explored small-scale collagraphs with Marian Haf, learning how to manipulate a piece of mount board into producing a beautiful fine tonal intaglio print.

About the Artist

Marian Haf Works from her garden studio in her native corner of Ceredigion West Wales taking inspiration from her life in rural west Wales a fine art painting graduate and self-taught printmaker working predominantly with collagraph enjoying its accessibility and possibilities. Marian works by tearing and drawing into mountboard which is inked intaglio resulting in soft tonal depth punctuated by sharp lines and staccato dots often combining it with embossing, Marian enjoys the quiet second narrative caught on a second glance or closer look.

See more of Marian’s prints on Instagram @marianhaf


Thank you to our Volunteer Assistant Artists: Anne Gullick, Steffan Thomas and Yvonne Hills for supporting SPW’s activities for MiniPrint Cymru | Wales.


You do not have to be a member of Swansea Print Workshop to submit work for MiniPrint Cymru | Wales but if you would like to participate in any of the mini print workshops, you may wish to consider a membership.

By joining as an Ordinary Member for £25 you can enjoy savings on the workshops we offer. Once you have joined you can book in straightaway at the reduced rate. For a one-day workshop, for example, you would pay £85 instead of £95. Additionally you will be able to use the workshop on open access sessions to pursue work independently.

MiniPrint Cymru | Wales is supported by funding from the Arts Council of Wales

Swansea Print Workshop would like to thank the Brecknock Trust and Swansea Council for their support.