How To Ink 凹凸印, a printmaking studio based in Singapore, offers a range of workshops and services to help you explore the art of printmaking and unleash your creativity. With a philosophy rooted in the Chinese characters 凹凸印 (Āo Tú Yìn), which represents the yin-and-yang principle of positive and negative molds, How To Ink believes that embracing both the good and the bad is the key to creating something truly unique. Their workshops cover various printmaking techniques such as silkscreen printing, linocutting, marbling, monoprinting, and paper-making.

These hands-on sessions focus not only on transferring ink onto paper but also on understanding the essential processes and tools involved in printmaking. Participants are encouraged to express their creativity and freely experiment with different techniques and ideas, resulting in one-of-a-kind artworks. Led by founder and resident printmaker Stanley Cheah, who has a background in design and a passion for printmaking, How To Ink aims to make printmaking accessible to everyone, sharing the joy of this humble craft and passing down knowledge to future generations.

Join their workshops to discover the art of printmaking and unlock your artistic potential