Online Live Course
ABOUT THIS COURSE:
Create a series of monotypes and monoprints during this 4-week online course. Bring your drawings and visual ideas.
We will explore the possibilities of working with water-based inks, markers, and crayons. Using a thin Gum Arabic coating on a slightly frosted transparent surface the image can be painted or rolled from light to dark or dark to light. Create exotic reticulating washes, blends, resists, and expressive brush strokes. Often, by staying with the same plate and reactivating the ghost image, amazing second pulls will result. New techniques will be presented that will inform your future prints. Enjoy! This workshop will fulfill beginners to advanced printmakers.
Week 1: Create backgrounds and patterns – Pour, blot, and paint water-based speed ball inks to create seductive atmospheres.
Week 2: Key Plates – Drypoints – use an etching needle to incise imagery onto plexiglass, ink and transfer.
Week 3: Print from Xerox copy – Dampen a xerox copy with water, then roll with oil-based ink onto the toned area and transfer to your print paper. This immediate technique will allow you to make photos come alive on your artwork.
Week 4: Complete your finished print series using stencil transfers and collage.
Deadline for registration is 72 hours before the first class. For Zoom links and other important information about this course, please check your student dashboard.
Suitable for all levels, no experience necessary! Ages 16+
Tuesdays, August 22, 29, September 5 and 12, 2023
10:00 – 11:00 AM
$126 for four consecutive classes
SUPPLY LIST
Next Session:
Tuesdays, September 19, October 3, and 10, 2023
10:00 – 11:00 AM
LISA MACKIE 2023 SCHEDULE
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Here is what our students are saying:
“Lisa does a great job of showing us so many options for working with water-based inks”
“Lisa shares a lot of information about different inks and processes to obtain certain results. She is always encouraging and takes the time to give good insight into each student’s print. It is also great to see how Lisa works to create her own beautiful prints.”
