Prints without a Press | Closed
Beginners, enjoy experimenting with techniques in printmaking! Students on all levels can explore unique relief printing processes and techniques! Relief printing is a family of printing methods where a printing block, plate or matrix that has had ink applied to its surface, is brought into contact with paper. Students will create their plates by carving and collaging unique textures to their print plate before printing. Students will also use plants to ink and use as stamps onto various Japanese rice papers. Intermediate and advanced students work more independently. Collaboration is encouraged! All skill levels welcome.
Student provides:
- Collage Materials (with lots of textures) Lace is good!
- Elmer's Glue
- Thin relief printing paper (Japanese rice papers)
- SCAA will provide newsprint as an alternative
SCAA will provide:
- Rollers
- Akua Ink
- Gloss Acrylic Medium or Matte Acrylic Medium
- Sheet of thick cardboard or foam board
Instructor: Casey Weibust
Saturday, July 18 & Sunday, July 19
1-3pm
Members $75 / Non-Members $90
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