Weekend Workshop: Bookmark Screenprint Exchange
In this beginner-friendly workshop, participants will be introduced to contact paper screenprinting while designing and printing their own bookmarks.
In this beginner-friendly workshop, participants will be introduced to contact paper screenprinting while designing and printing their own bookmarks.
Dive into the expressive possibilities of intaglio through softground and sugar lift etching, exploring texture, gesture, and layered imagery!
This workshop combines creative writing with hands-on cyanotype printmaking. Participants will begin by writing a short poem (either during class or brought from home) drawing inspiration from BIPOC poets who work with brevity, such as haiku or micro-poems.
This course is an introduction to screenprinting. You’ll learn how to create multi-layered screenprints from start to finish!
In this beginners-friendly course we will learn different monotype methods while drawing inspiration from our dreams, a door into the creative unconscious. Each student will be given a dream journal during the first class, which they can use and reference throughout this six-week course (and beyond).
Class participants will donate one (or more!) of the prints they make in this class to Art 4 Shelter, an art sale fundraising event to benefit Simpson Housing Services.
This Valentine’s Day, give a gift that’s as unique as your love! In this romantic and hands-on workshop, you’ll create a one-of-a-kind portrait print of your partner using the traditional technique of drypoint intaglio.
Cost includes all materials to create an edition of 6 prints, chocolate covered strawberries, and champagne.
In this weekend workshop, students will learn how they can capture moments, objects, movement, and imagery using cyanotype. This class will introduce students to the basics of how cyanotype works and will encourage their individual or collaborative explorations of the marks that can be made with the technique.
Join us on June 26th for a family-friendly, cyanotype Free Ink Day!
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