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Discover the creative potential of printmaking, starting with Monotypes and Drypoint and moving to more complicated techniques of Color Viscosity inking techniques.  You’ll learn to combine technical skill and expression into works of art.  This workshop is ideal whether you’re a beginner who wants to understand the process...

Discover the creative potential of printmaking, starting with Monotypes and Drypoint and moving to more complicated techniques of Color Viscosity inking techniques. You’ll learn to combine technical skills and expression into works of art. This workshop is ideal whether you’re a beginner who wants to understand the process of making a print or...

Learn the beautiful art of modern calligraphy hand lettering -- and be on your way to lettering everything from envelopes to art pieces! In this beginner-level class, your instructor Margaret Fu of Wispy Letters will begin by walking you through the basics of modern calligraphy while guiding you as you practice writing using...

Learn and master the beautiful art of calligraphy and hand lettering in this class. Understand the structure of letters and explore three basic styles based on classic forms that you can adapt for gift enclosures, envelopes and more. Learn about pens, brushes, inks, papers and the tools of the trade and how to use them, and begin to develop your...

Create your image on a plate larger than full- size paper (22”x30”) that extends far beyond your imagination. Develop individual projects in mediums including monotype, drypoint, linocut, collagraph, carborundum, and chine colle. Just bring your passion and explore new idea. All levels are welcome. Eight students maximum. Registration fee included....

Liquid emulsion prints allow artists from any creative background to combine photography with other media for expressive, alternative applications. This process offers a distinct control over the photographic image and the ways in which an image can be presented or read. This two-day workshop will introduce you to the magic (and basics) of hand-applied...

We start with a a bit of history about the process and introduction to the materials, but then get right into carving!  Our goal will be to repeat pattern print one yard of fabric! Students should come with a 4" square image or two that you would like to work with.  Simple designs work best, and then you can add detail as you carve away. ...

A lith print is a silver gelatin print that has been over-exposed and partially developed in a highly diluted lith developer. The prints achieved with this process have unique tones and illustrative effects. Lith prints may display delicate warm tone highlights and mid-tones and cool, gritty, and harsh shadows. In this two-day workshop, participants...

In this DIY workshop, create texture in roll printed patterns. Learn annealing, roll printing, shallow forming, circle cutting, french ear wires, and wire wrapping. All tools and materials are included in the cost of the workshop. And you get to bring home the bling! Materials subject to change. DIY schedule Friday - 6:00-8:30 Sat. 9-11;30, 12-2:30,...

Learn how to silkscreen your own design using a stencil! Great into to silkscreen class. Using your design, we start immediately cutting stencils with an exacto blade.    We'll experiment printing with multiple inks, dyes, and resists so you can see the many possibilities silkscreening can offer. Students should come with their design...

This all-day intensive workshop will combine shooting, processing, developing and printing into one action-packed day. First we’ll meet at the Darkroom (check the location of your class in the left column) and we'll demonstrate how to properly load film and set up your camera. You'll get a refresher on shooting mechanics and using your light meter,...

During this two-day workshop, participants will explore the possibilities of the cyanotype medium by working with a range of materials and techniques that go beyond the basics. From refining inkjet negatives, to working with substrates such as wood, fabric, and glass, students will apply cyanotype chemistry to materials using different techniques...

Ziatype is a variation on the traditional palladium process that offers advantages in ease of use, flexibility in tone and contrast, and potential for experimentation. This printing out process requires no chemical developer and exposure can be assessed during development, eliminating waste of expensive palladium due to over and...

Drawing from life and photographic reference, here we shall learn how to draw the human figure in an informal setting with no embarrassment. Starting with the basic building blocks of contour and gesture drawing, students create pictures that go beyond stick figures to life-like renditions of what you see. Proportion and in-depth video demonstrations...

This full 17-class offering on the ACB Method will help you learn how to draw, starting with the basics through Portraiture.  This includes printed handouts, short video lectures and demonstration, and model fees. Important: COVID-19 Requirements: We follow CDC guidelines: Masks required. p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font:...