ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP
In this one day intensive class,
Cara will help demystify printing on a gelatin plate to achieve a true collectible fine art print.
Appropriate for respiratory sensitive people as no oil paints or solvents are used in this class.
What is a Monotype anyway?
A monotype is essentially ONE of a kind: mono is a Latin word which means ONE and type means kind.
Therefore, a monotype is one printed image which does not have any form of matrix.
This is different from a monoprint that has some form of basic matrix that is repeatable.
Monotypes are truly one of a kind, unique pieces of artwork.
What you will learn:
Printmaking terms, techniques and tools
color mixing
proper use of pigments & layering
how to approach a landscape composition in a loose painterly way and more...
•This workshop covers advanced techniques of paint chemistry, why and how to layer specific colors to achieve painterly and atmospheric effects.
•Learn to produce collectible works of art with minimal and inexpensive equipment.
•Understanding the importance of paper selection as well as care and maintenance of a gel plate will be discussed in an easy to understand format suitable for the beginner or professional artist.
•The development of a fine art monotype takes some patience.
It is, however, guaranteed to be a very satisfying and rewarding process!
•We will be working with pigments that have low/ No VOC’s to encourage an allergy reduced environment.
NO solvents, rubbing alcohol or other materials that give off strong VOC’s will be used during this class)
It is worth noting that many manufactured gelatin plates are comprised of mineral oil that may have a faint scent bothersome to a minority. It is recommended to unpack your gelatin plate and let it “breathe” before use.
All are welcome.
No prior experience in gelatin plate printing necessary
In this one day intensive class,
Cara will help demystify printing on a gelatin plate to achieve a true collectible fine art print.
Appropriate for respiratory sensitive people as no oil paints or solvents are used in this class.
What is a Monotype anyway?
A monotype is essentially ONE of a kind: mono is a Latin word which means ONE and type means kind.
Therefore, a monotype is one printed image which does not have any form of matrix.
This is different from a monoprint that has some form of basic matrix that is repeatable.
Monotypes are truly one of a kind, unique pieces of artwork.
What you will learn:
Printmaking terms, techniques and tools
color mixing
proper use of pigments & layering
how to approach a landscape composition in a loose painterly way and more...
•This workshop covers advanced techniques of paint chemistry, why and how to layer specific colors to achieve painterly and atmospheric effects.
•Learn to produce collectible works of art with minimal and inexpensive equipment.
•Understanding the importance of paper selection as well as care and maintenance of a gel plate will be discussed in an easy to understand format suitable for the beginner or professional artist.
•The development of a fine art monotype takes some patience.
It is, however, guaranteed to be a very satisfying and rewarding process!
•We will be working with pigments that have low/ No VOC’s to encourage an allergy reduced environment.
NO solvents, rubbing alcohol or other materials that give off strong VOC’s will be used during this class)
It is worth noting that many manufactured gelatin plates are comprised of mineral oil that may have a faint scent bothersome to a minority. It is recommended to unpack your gelatin plate and let it “breathe” before use.
All are welcome.
No prior experience in gelatin plate printing necessary
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