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Hand-building Pottery Workshop
Location: Solar Sisters
Event type: Workshop (ticketed)
Hosted by: Ysanne Brooks Ceramics
A fun evening of clay crafting with potter Ysanne Brooks.
Date: 27th September. Time: 7-9pm. Venue: Solar Sisters, 86 North Street, Guildford.
In this class, Ysanne will cover the basics of hand-building with earthenware clay to help you create a hand-built pot or plate of your own design, inspired by nature. Your finished piece will be ready to pick up and take home after it has been fired and glazed in Ysanne's home studio.
Price: £35 per person (includes materials)
First come first serve or tickets can be bought here.
Sgraffito Decorations on Ceramic Tiles Workshop
Location: Art + Grind
Event type: Workshop (ticketed)
Hosted by: Anamica Chauhan Vince
Explore with artist Anamica Chauhan Vince the technique of sgraffito, where patterns and images are scratched out of colour applied to leather hard clay. The word originates from the Italian word sgraffiare, literally meaning ‘to scratch’. Let the coloured clay be your canvas in this 90-minute workshop.
Anamica Chauhan Vince is a Surrey-based Ceramic artist, Studio potter and Tutor with Surrey Adult Learning. Born in India in 1974, Anamica started her pottery journey from Delhi in India and then travelled to Dublin (Ireland), Goa (India) and Bali (Indonesia) to learn and work with various established ceramic artists. Her work is greatly influenced by them all but also a lot by her students. The more she teaches, the more she learns.
Her work evolves with time and is made using the potter’s wheel and hand-building methods with different surface decorations. Nature and movement inspire her. She loves organic forms and finds clay work grounding and meditative.
Instagram: @anna_potternomad
Facebook: Crafty Ideas Pottery
Website: www.craftyideaspottery.com
Price: £35pp plus £10 firing charge. An additional £20 fee will be applied to anyone wishing to create more than one tile.
To book tickets, please visit: https://www.artandgrind.co.uk/events
GFOTA Live @ Lockwood Studios
Where: Lockwood Studios
A Celebratory Gathering!
A word from Craig Hills:
Friends & fellow Guildfordians; Many will be aware that for many years I've been working with a group of the like minded to turn the Lockwood Centre on Slyfield Industrial Estate, into an Arts, Innovation & Wellbeing Centre, now Lockwood Studios.
Well, at the end of May we signed a 10 year lease with Surrey County Council. The good news is that in just 3 months we have nearly filled all the currently available studio spaces, with a mix of local charities, individual artists, educators and partnering creative business's.
On Saturday the 27th of September we are opening the doors for a celebration of Guildford's first Festival of the Arts https://guildfordfestivalofthearts.co.uk/ for an evening of music, food the creative, including an exhibition curated by Guildford Arts. Tour the facilities and meet the Team. There will be a donation entry. From 5pm (for a tour). In partnership with Kane FM, Music Works & rikyskitchen.uk I look forward to seeing you there https://www.facebook.com/events/1121879949331227...
Lockwood Studios is a vibrant community hub that aims to unlock individual health and creative potential.
We offer a diverse programme of arts, events and wellbeing activities together with a range of flexible spaces for hire - meeting rooms, exhibition spaces, art studios, workshop areas, and a large multi-purpose venue.
Our (soon to open) welcoming café with courtyard garden serves to help foster networking, collaboration, and a positive, inclusive environment where health and creativity can flourish.
..Craig
Introduction to Paper Flower Making workshops
Location: Guildford Institute
Event type: Workshop (ticketed)
Hosted by: Kate Alger
Kate Alger is an award-winning artist-printmaker and educator. Her work is entirely handmade and is often inspired by her walks in and around Guildford. Kate has several years' experience teaching many different forms of art and craft to a wide range of audiences. Kate's artwork has been exhibited at the Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair, Southbank Printmakers' Gallery, The British Motor Museum, the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers, Mall Galleries, the Royal Automobile Club, and many other galleries. Her work has been shortlisted for several awards, including the DSWF Wildlife Artist of the Year 2024 and 2025. Kate created the artwork for the new signboard on The Mount, and she welcomes both corporate and private commissions. You can see some of Kate's artwork here; www.instagram.com/KateAlgerArtist
Do you fancy making your own paper flowers but aren't sure where to start? Come and learn how to make some simple paper flowers out of Italian crepe paper with local paper florist, Kate Alger. You'll leave with beautiful flowers that won't ever need watering and a probably a new favourite hobby...
You can see some of Kate's artwork, and a selection of photos from past introductory paper flower workshops and longer masterclass workshops here: www.instagram.com/KateAlgerArtist
Suitable for ages 10+
Price: £25/person (max.10 per workshop)
To book tickets, please email Kate: kate.alger.art@gmail.com
Tote bag Printing Workshops
Location: Guildford Institute
Event type: Workshop
Hosted by: Georgia Tunesi
Customise a tote bag with a unique hand painted design in this fun, laid-back workshop. All skill levels welcome as inspiration and guided advice will be provided throughout the session to help you paint your dream tote bag. Blank tote bags and art materials will be supplied by us. This is the perfect time to get creative and try something new. Tickets are limited, book now so you don't miss out!
Price: £20 (includes materials and tote bag to take home)
Tickets can be bought in advance here.
Artist in the Window: Sam B Kennedy
Location: Art + Grind
Opening Times/Cafe: 8:00 - 17:00 (Thursday, Friday, Saturday) 9:00 - 17:00 (Sunday)
We will have artist, Sam B Kennedy, working as an artist in residence in our window throughout the festival.
She will be creating a mixed media piece of artwork throughout her time with us and will be available to talk with visitors and they may even be able to put their own mark on her artwork!
Please note - she will be there from 2pm - 5pm everyday!
Introduction to Paper Flower Making workshops
Location: Guildford Institute
Event type: Workshop (ticketed)
Hosted by: Kate Alger
Kate Alger is an award-winning artist-printmaker and educator. Her work is entirely handmade and is often inspired by her walks in and around Guildford. Kate has several years' experience teaching many different forms of art and craft to a wide range of audiences. Kate's artwork has been exhibited at the Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair, Southbank Printmakers' Gallery, The British Motor Museum, the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers, Mall Galleries, the Royal Automobile Club, and many other galleries. Her work has been shortlisted for several awards, including the DSWF Wildlife Artist of the Year 2024 and 2025. Kate created the artwork for the new signboard on The Mount, and she welcomes both corporate and private commissions. You can see some of Kate's artwork here; www.instagram.com/KateAlgerArtist
Do you fancy making your own paper flowers but aren't sure where to start? Come and learn how to make some simple paper flowers out of Italian crepe paper with local paper florist, Kate Alger. You'll leave with beautiful flowers that won't ever need watering and a probably a new favourite hobby...
You can see some of Kate's artwork, and a selection of photos from past introductory paper flower workshops and longer masterclass workshops here: www.instagram.com/KateAlgerArtist
Suitable for ages 10+
Price: £25/person (max.10 per workshop)
To book tickets, please email Kate: kate.alger.art@gmail.com
Artventure Repousse Workshop
Location: The Mill Studio
Event type: Workshop
Hosted by: Artventure
We invite you to make unique and personalised greeting cards using simple materials and a metalworking technique called Repousse. We provide all the materials just bring your ideas.
Suitable for age 14+
Underwater Scene in Ink
Location: Yvonne Arnaud
Event type: Workshop (ticketed)
Explore the beauty of the sea with artist Nathalie Beauvillain Scott as she guides you in creating an underwater scene in anilinky watercolour, ink and salt.
Award-winning artist Nathalie Beauvillain Scott specialises in highly detailed portrait paintings of everyday people in everyday life. Her pictures of everyone from children to celebrities are recognised for their incredible likeness, with her reputation for detail resulting in her work being displayed in the National Portrait Gallery on many occasions. You can currently see one of Nathalie's portrait in the National Portrait Gallery as part of the Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer portrait award until 12 October 2025.
Price: £25 (materials included)
Please email to book tickets: nathalie@murals-portraits.co.uk
Block Printing: Nature themed prints on fabric
Location: Zero
Event type: Workshop
Hosted by: Zero
Give old clothes (or bags) new life with beautiful nature-inspired block prints
Take your fashion to the next level by adorning your clothes with prints designed by ZERO artists. Choose from animals, flowers, or inspiring words prints. Bring your own clothing to print on OR bring clothes to swap at the clothing swap (happening simultaneously) and then decorative your new-to-you garments with fun nature-themed art in a variety of colours. A great event for adults and children alike.
Tea and coffee provided.
Donations to the charity welcome
Please note: this is not a 'drop off your garment' event
To book your place click here. Please give a donation.
Free Clothes Swap
Location: Zero
Event type: Workshop
Hosted by: Zero
Refresh your wardrobe sustainably and connect through circular fashion
Adults can bring up to 5 stylish, good-condition items to swap. Refresh your wardrobe sustainably and connect through circular fashion.
Note - We only accept non-stained, good conditioned clothing for the swap. They need to be items that people would take pleasure in wearing again.
Tea and coffee provided.
To book your place click here. Please give a donation.
Mending Circle
Location: Zero
Event type: Workshop
Hosted by: Zero
Join us for a special Mending Circle session for the start of Sustainable Fashion Week. As usual, bring any items of clothing that you want to repair or need help repairing in a friendly, social environment. We'll also have a swap shop and printmaking workshop going on in the space at the same time. Why not come for all 3 events!
Tea and coffee provided.
Donations to the charity welcome
Please note: this is not a 'drop off your garment' event
To book your place click here. Please give a donation.
Blossom LGBT: Knitting Workshop
Location: New House Art Space
Event type: Workshop
A gentle hands-on knitting workshop for queer young adults aged 16 and over, centred on slowness, creativity, and togetherness. Whether you’re picking up needles for the first time or returning to a forgotten skill, this two-hour session is an invitation to make something soft with your hands, and connect through care.
You’ll learn:
The basics of knitting (casting on, knit stitch, and more)
How repetitive movement can support mindfulness and calm
How crafting together can spark conversation and community
Space to create at your own pace, with support when you need it
Knitting is a quiet act of care with each loop holding time, intention, and warmth. In this workshop, you’re encouraged to bring your full self, go slow, and stitch without pressure.
All materials provided. You’ll leave with something you made… and maybe the beginnings of a new practice.
Demonstration of Stained Glass Making
Location: The Mill Studio
Event type: Demonstration (drop-in)
Hosted by: Nathalie Joel
Nathalie Joel will hold a demonstration workshop to show the art of stained glass making at The Mill Studio at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre.
Drop in experience.
Harvest with Artventure: Creating a Collaborative Piece
Location: The Mill Studio
Event type: Workshop (drop-in)
Join us creating a collaborative piece using different materials and techniques – from painting and drawing to textile collaging, leaf rubbing, apple printing and more.
During this fun activity you can add your contribution to the big picture we are going to complete during the Festival.
This activity is for all ages and abilities. You will also have the chance to see some of the artworks on display created by Artventure participants.
Textiles
Location: The Mill Studio
Event type: Workshop (drop-in)
Hosted by: Textiles on Tuesday
Join the Textiles on Tuesdays sewing group for an introduction to stitch as meditation, a process that’s good for body and soul, allowing you to indulge in the tactile nature of hand stitch without the pressure of an end goal. The pieces created are often small scale (maybe only 4 square inches) and layered, so provide the perfect vehicle for incorporating scraps of material. Spend between 10 to 20 minutes creating your square to take home.
Vincent van Gogh: The Final Years
Location: Guildford Institute
Event type: Talk
Hosted by: Ronnie Ireland D.A. (Drawing and Painting; Glasgow School of Art) B.A. (Hons) Open University
The archetypal, misunderstood, solitary artist, Vincent van Gogh dies barely acknowledged. However, after his death his legend took root. Now van Gogh’s works are among some of the best known and most valuable in the world. Can we dig through the layers of mystique and sentimentality to see his work as he saw it and perhaps find what it means to us now?
V Café will be open for refreshments and lunch.
Price: Non-Member: £26; Member: £23
Tickets can be bought here or call the Guildford Institute on: 01483 562142
Introduction to Paper Flower Making workshops
Location: Guildford Institute
Event type: Workshop (ticketed)
Hosted by: Kate Alger
Kate Alger is an award-winning artist-printmaker and educator. Her work is entirely handmade and is often inspired by her walks in and around Guildford. Kate has several years' experience teaching many different forms of art and craft to a wide range of audiences. Kate's artwork has been exhibited at the Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair, Southbank Printmakers' Gallery, The British Motor Museum, the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers, Mall Galleries, the Royal Automobile Club, and many other galleries. Her work has been shortlisted for several awards, including the DSWF Wildlife Artist of the Year 2024 and 2025. Kate created the artwork for the new signboard on The Mount, and she welcomes both corporate and private commissions. You can see some of Kate's artwork here; www.instagram.com/KateAlgerArtist
Do you fancy making your own paper flowers but aren't sure where to start? Come and learn how to make some simple paper flowers out of Italian crepe paper with local paper florist, Kate Alger. You'll leave with beautiful flowers that won't ever need watering and a probably a new favourite hobby...
You can see some of Kate's artwork, and a selection of photos from past introductory paper flower workshops and longer masterclass workshops here: www.instagram.com/KateAlgerArtist
Suitable for ages 10+
Price: £25/person (max.10 per workshop)
To book tickets, please email Kate: kate.alger.art@gmail.com
Family Fun Day
Location: GLive
Event type: All Day Event (Free)
Hosted by: GLive
Join us at GLive for a fantastic autumn morning of fun and creativity as we team up with the Guildford Arts Festival to bring you a Family Fun Day packed with joy for all ages!
🖌️ Arts & Crafts Workshops
🎭 Creative Activities
🎤 DJ Workshops
🎨 Face Painting Fun
🌟 Surprises & More!
Whether you’re looking to get crafty, explore your imagination, or simply enjoy quality time with your loved ones, this FREE event is the perfect way to celebrate the season with your local community.
Book your free tickets here to secure your spot or turn up on the day!
Please note: There will be an additional charge of £4 for face painting.
Talk with John Walmsley
Location: Yvonne Arnaud (Cafe)
Event type: Talk
John will primarily talk about how he photographs people. His projects include: the repertory theatre work, A S Neill’s democratic school, ‘Summerhill’, published by Penguin Education, life at the AA School of Architecture in 1975 where he was a part-time lecturer and shooting in schools, particularly in Special Needs units where great sensitivity is needed. Come and ask anything you like.
Free event - turn up on the day
Wildlife Photography
Location: Growlers
Opening Times: 16:00 - 23:00 (Thursday, Friday) 12:00 - 23:00 (Saturday), 14:00 - 18:00 (Sunday)
Oxford University Graduate turned Wildlife Photographer, Alexander started selling his artwork in galleries while still at school at age 13. Trapped in a balancing act of academia and his dream throughout both school and University, he is now able to focus 100% of his attention on his photography, using social media as a means to repair society’s relationship with the natural world.
Designing for our Stage
Location: Yvonne Arnaud
Opening Times: 10:30 - 16:00 (Thursday, Friday, Saturday), CLOSED (Sunday)
Designing for our stage:
Sketches, sets, costumes and photographs of Yvonne Arnaud original productions.
See how designers have created concepts for our productions, and how they’ve been brought to life on stage.
Working in repertory theatre in the 70s
Location: Yvonne Arnaud
Opening Times: 10:30 - 16:00
A John Walmsely Exhibition
John Walmsley has always photographed people doing what they do, everyday life. In 1973, he lived and worked alongside the Salisbury Playhouse company photographing how they put on a play and what it was like to be an actor in those days. The exhibition is taken from this body of work and shows rehearsals, sourcing props, learning lines in their ‘Digs’ and days off. In the 70s, each town had it’s own rep theatre and the actors and audiences got to know each other because they went to the same pubs after performances. Sadly, the rise of TV and government cuts proved too much and rep died out.
Hope Rising
Location: The Lighthouse Guildford
Opening Times: 10:30 - 15:00
Esther is an oil painter from Surrey, specialising in seascapes and portraits. Esther produces striking images, capturing a single moment in a much bigger, vibrant story. Esther’s motivation to paint is to produce art that people respond to emotionally, whether that be through nostalgia, peace or anticipation of hope. Working in layers of oil paint, Esther enjoys playing with texture and light to create atmosphere on the canvas. Esther was a finalist in Surrey Artist of the Year 2022 and enjoys being part of a rich creative community.
Faye Campbell is a contemporary mixed media abstract artist who creates with spontaneity and soul. Her pieces are built in layers, using found and repurposed materials—often with a history of their own, passed on from vintage collections. You’ll notice her love of colour right away. Spray paint features alongside other mediums, bringing a subtle street art energy and a playful, graffiti-inspired edge. Lately, nature—especially flowers—has been a fresh source of inspiration, adding a gentle botanical feel to the work. Faye hopes her art brings a smile to your face and a sense of positivity to your space.
Sue Roche and Louisa Hannah
Location: Guildford Institute
Opening Times: 10:00 - 17:00
Hosted by: Guildford Arts
As part of a long established partnership, see the latest Guildford Arts exhibition featuring the stunning work of photographer Sue Roche and painter Louisa Hannah.
Louisa Hannah
Louisa’s inspiration comes from beach scenes and landscapes using vibrant colours and beautiful shapes and aims to spark joy through her paintings.
Sue Roche
Her collections reflect her passion for travel photography, capturing the simple beauty or intriguing juxtapositions of people, landscape and architecture.
The exhibition will be open throughout the festival in The Guildford Institute's historic Assembly Room (home to V Café).
Lucy Pass: Invisible Things
Location: Guildford House
Opening Times: 10:00 - 16:30 (Thursday, Friday, Saturday) CLOSED (Sunday)
Lucy Pass, top prize winner of the Guildford House Open 2024, unveils her highly anticipated first solo exhibition Invisible Things. The exhibition will feature a striking selection of drawings and paintings exploring the delicate balance between representation and abstraction. Pass's work is an introspective journey into the complexities of human emotion, aiming to "capture the invisible things within us."
About Guildford House
Guildford House was built in 1660 for Guildford lawyer and later 3 times town mayor, John Childe. The house stayed with the family until 1726 when it was purchased by John Martyr, also a lawyer. It remained in his family until 1850 when it was bought by Frank Aptd as a shop. It was a stationers and a book shop from 1914 - 1928. In 1929 it was converted into a restaurant, Nutalls, which operated until 1956. It became the town’s art gallery in 1959. Today it also houses the visitor information centre and courtyard craft shop with changing exhibitions in the gallery, throughout the year.
Call to Artists // Jigsaw
Location: Jigsaw
Opening Times: 10:00 - 18:00 (Thursday, Friday, Saturday) 11:00 - 17:00 (Sunday)
Open Call Exhibitions
The Guildford Festival of the Arts sent out an Open Call for artwork to feature in our inaugural exhibition and the artist community answered in abundance! Over three hundred submissions were received, from which our panel of judges has selected pieces from ninety-seven artists from the local area and beyond to showcase across three vibrant venues in the heart of Guildford.
Newhouse Art Space, Fays Passage, Guildford GU1 4SQ
More than just a collection of artist studios, Newhouse is a vibrant creative hub for the Guildford community. Throughout the year, it hosts exhibitions, events, and workshops, welcoming people from all walks of life to come, explore, and get involved.
Our exhibition takes over every inch of the ground floor. Expect a dynamic mix of paintings, drawings, and photographs, alongside a diverse selection of sculptures and prints.
Guildford Baptist Church, Baptist Church, Millmead, Guildford GU2 4BE
Nestled next to the river, Guildford Baptist Church is a beautiful space where community lies at its heart. For the festival, we’ve partnered with the church’s Open Grounds Café to showcase an array of paintings, prints, photographs, and drawings. Come in, relax with a coffee or tea, and enjoy the artwork around you in a welcoming, peaceful setting.
Jigsaw, 132–134 High Street, Guildford GU1 3HJ
Above Jigsaw, three formerly empty rooms have been brought to life as a fully-fledged gallery for four days. Two rooms will be filled with an exciting mix of sculpture, paintings, prints, drawings, and photographs, transforming the space into a lively hub of creativity where art spills from walls and easels alike.
The third room is being transformed into a dedicated screening space. Here, you can enjoy film works from our partners and makers at Sustain Film Festival, alongside captivating film pieces from talented artists selected through our open call.
Guildford Arts and Lockwood Studios Takeover
Location: The Mill Studio
Opening Times: 10:00 - 16:00 (Thursday, Friday, Saturday), 12:00 - 16:00 (Sunday)
Guildford Arts and Lockwood Studios takeover the Mill Studio at Yvonne Arnaud, showcasing the wonderful work that their resident artists create as well as hosting a variety of drop-in workshops so be sure to come check out the space as well as try your hand at something new!
Solar Sisters Showcase
Location: Solar Sisters
Opening Times/Cafe: 10:00 - 17:00 (Thursday, Friday, Saturday) 10:00 - 16:00 (Sunday)
Solar Sisters are excited to showcase several local artists displaying and selling a wide range of works including vibrant botanical Gelli prints, beautiful watercolour greeting cards, adorable miniature needle felt animals, bold soulful acrylic paintings, uplifting flower crochet collages and Scandinavian functional ceramics. Come in, browse & shop, and sample our delicious menu!
Live Street Art
Location: Old Orleans
Event type: Demonstration
Live Street Art Demonstration
Ten renowned street artists will come together over the weekend of the 27th and 28th in conjunction with Guildford Festival of the Arts, to beautify the Old Orleans building and bring colour to Guildford's landscape. The collective of Artists included in this project have a great diversity of styles and techniques, having all crafted their individual styles over many years. Come and say hello and meet the Artists whilst they execute large scale murals on this forgotten structure, giving the location a new lease of life.
Roo
Who are the Artists?
Roo
Roo has a crew. It consists mostly of animals, which vary in mood and personality. Some are friendly and others will eat you.
Skyhigh
Skyhigh started writing graffiti back in 97. From what started as just writing his name on walls has transcended over time into a full-time career. Skyhigh is a versatile urban artist who regularly combines graffiti and street art in his work.
Skyhigh
My Dog Sighs
Paul is an Internationally acclaimed street artist working under the moniker ‘My Dog Sighs’. Paul has spent over 20 years honing his craft on streets across his home town of Portsmouth and across the globe, initially with his Freeartfriday project; with commissioned murals across five continents and groundbreaking immersive installations which push the boundaries of urban contemporary art.
Through a combination of melancholic, photo realistic and often naive portraiture combined with the use of found materials including abandoned food cans.
My Dog Sighs
Tech Moon
Tech Moon
Tech Moon is an artist from Cornwall, known for large-scale, realistic murals that blend the natural world with timeless classical elements.
Abraham
Abraham Osorio, 1990, El Salvador. Based in London. In his works, he seeks to "awaken and sensitize individual and collective consciences through the human being as the main axis. He speaks of the core of the human being of emotions, a permanent reflection on identity, on life in urban and rural societies in their environments, exploring themes between the inspirations of the individual and the demands of everyday life, using social realism as the main dialogue, within its proposal being this same cause and effect.
Abraham
Ricky Also
Ricky Also
Ricky Also's love for typography, colour & layout are the product of his background in graffiti art and graphic design.
Drawing on these influences he creates structured artworks from words and sayings that interlock in multiple layers. Featuring exaggerated & manipulated letterforms that help to give a unique sense of movement and rhythm. With the majority of his work taking the form of painted murals, he plays heavily with scale and the concept of using supersized graphics to transform spaces and environments.
Fark FK
Fark has been an artist for the past twenty five years painting the streets and exhibiting his work both here in the uk and globally.
His work is a mixture of stencils and freehand which he likes to combine together to create something that is bright and positive and easily recognisable with one of his signature bird characters. Peace.
Fark FK
Jeru
Jeru
Jeru does lines, or rather she makes art out of them. Her use of line work combined with pattern are the hallmarks of her signature style. Story telling is at the centre of Jeru’s work. Her linear murals take a whimsical view on reality, centring around relationships, human behaviour and interactions with the natural environment.
Ansley
Ansley Randall is a street artist known for bold, retro-inspired patterns, vibrant color palettes, and an intuitive process rooted in movement, rhythm, and form. Drawing from mid-century design and abstract art, she transforms public walls, canvases, and interiors into immersive environments that spark joy and connection.
Ansley
Her creative journey is both spontaneous and intentional - she lets “color and shape take the lead,” resulting in compositions that are playful yet thoughtfully composed. From large-scale murals to hand-made goods, her work is all about engaging communities, brightening everyday spaces, and blending nostalgia with modern energy.
Pogo
Pogo is a French born artist living and working in Southampton, specialising in complex multi layer stencils.
Attention to detail is integral to his work, always pushing boundaries within the technique.
Pogo