A mixed media approach to Still life
This workshop explores floral images through a mixed media approach. During the day, we will be experimenting with a range of different techniques.
Mixed Media Processes
Stick and Ink
This technique encourages spontaneity , and teaches you not to be precious about your work. We will be using permanent ink on paper.
Brush and Dyes
We will use this technique to experiment with producing very free and fluid floral images, encouraging the artist to work into the images to add more depth and detail.
Wax Resist
This method will add texture and light to an experimental piece when used along with dyes and bleach.
Tissue and Bleach
We will experiment with a variety of different coloured tissue papers. Bleach and ink will be used to create your image.
Having spent the morning experimenting with these processes we will use some of these techniques to produce our final piece of work.
This technique encourages spontaneity , and teaches you not to be precious about your work. We will be using permanent ink on paper.
Brush and Dyes
We will use this technique to experiment with producing very free and fluid floral images, encouraging the artist to work into the images to add more depth and detail.
Wax Resist
This method will add texture and light to an experimental piece when used along with dyes and bleach.
Tissue and Bleach
We will experiment with a variety of different coloured tissue papers. Bleach and ink will be used to create your image.
Having spent the morning experimenting with these processes we will use some of these techniques to produce our final piece of work.
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"This workshop could a good option for a parent/child combination"
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This workshop is very suitable for those who are starting out in their pursuit of art as well as those more experienced.
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Our inspiration will be taken from seasonal cuttings taken from the adjacent farm garden or alternatively you may wish to develop designs of your own choosing by bringing along images of flowers and foliage. We will also reference the work of Debbie George, Vanessa Bowman, Elizabeth Blackadder and Mary Fedden .This workshop is suitable for those with a range of creative experiences, for a maximum of 12 people.
Please bring along: an apron, optional - A4 floral ideas/drawings/images that inspire you, a newspaper and an A3 folder to transport your work home, a large pale plate or flat palette and a pencil case. The workshop will include all materials and equipment, refreshments and a delicious homemade lunch that will be served in the barn; to be held on Saturday 23rd March, from 10 - 4pm and costs £95. |
