Subtractive Monotype with Akua Demo Artist Joyce Silverstone
Concord Art 37 Lexington Road, Concord, MA, United StatesPlease select link for more details.
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During this workshop, students will explore making monotype transfer drawings, carborundum collagraphs and drypoint lines on plastic plates. Transfer drawing is a great way to loosen up and refresh your appreciation for the marks and...more » Disturbing the Surface: Drypoint and Carborundum Monoprints with Akua Demo Artist Joyce Silverstone
Revel in the pleasure of subtle, immediate mark making as you explore a variety of printmaking techniques. Through transfer drawing, subtractive monotype, and drypoint etching, create a series of expressive...more » Printmaking: Focus on Expressive Drawing from Nature with Akua Demo Artist Joyce Silverstone
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The art of integrating collage materials within a monotype composition is the focus of this demo. You will learn about the differences between chine colle and collage and the various...more » Chine Colle’ with Monotype
Contact, Transfer or Trace monotype all refer to the same process of creating printed marks on paper. It’s a great way to make graphic imagery with a printerly feel. Many...more » Trace Monotype without a Press
A veil is a great way to reduce previously printed imagery. Similar to using white paint in a painting, a veil can be used in printmaking with great flexibility to...more » Using a Veil & Textures with Monotype
In the best of moments the creative process is largely a right-brain activity. The concept of being “in the zone,” is a place where action simply happens. The mark I’m...more » Thoughts on the Creative Process
This zoom presentation outlines the basic concepts and demonstrates how Akua inks can be used in viscosity printmaking. You will learn how to use modifiers to adjust the viscosity of...more » Visocosity Monotypes with Akua Inks