Course overview
During this two-day workshop you will explore the indirect method - a mosaic-making technique where tiles are arranged face-down on a temporary surface before being transferred to their final base.
This method is ideal for creating smooth, even surfaces and is commonly used for large-scale projects, architectural installations and detailed designs.
You will be taught by a mosaic artist and owner of Qemamu Mosaics who has taught classes for over 20 years. The tutor has featured on BBC’s Make It At Market, David & Jay’s Touring Toolshed and Channel 4’s Changing Rooms.
The completed designs will be yours to take home and enjoy.
All materials and equipment will be provided for use.
You will learn
- Design and planning
- How to mix a flour-based roux paste
- How to use cement adhesive
- Transferring a design to a permanent base
- Grouting and finishing
Although there is no formal qualification associated with this course, all participants will receive a Capel Manor College Certificate of Attendance upon completion.
You must be aged 19 or over to apply for this workshop. No entry requirements or previous experience is required.
Upon completion of this course you can progress onto other Art and Design workshops to further develop your skills. You can also go on to study an accredited UAL Art and Design qualification.
Government funding is not available for this course; you will need to pay for your tuition. The fee shown for each campus and course start date is the total fee that you will need to pay.
For some of our courses, we offer a discount for current students. If this is the case, you will see the reduced fee when you select your chosen course campus and start date. To qualify for this discount, you must already be studying another course at Capel Manor College, and be adding this course to your existing programme.
