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Botanical Gelli and Monoprinting with Emma Taylor

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Sunday 29th September 2019 | 10:00am - 2:00pm

Botanical Gelli and Monoprinting with Emma Taylor

Course outline: Botanical Gelliprint and Monoprint

Costs: £55 per workshop

We will be exploring the basic techniques of mono printing where one off unique prints are made without the use of a press. We will use inks and rollers to create layers and simple direct drawings from nature. We will also use leaves and plants to create effective frottage prints.

We will then produce spontaneous Gelli prints which are made using flexible rubber-like plate that holds textures and patterns. These are perfect for building up layers with stencils and overlapping colours to create beautiful images. We will be producing numerous prints with atmospheric textural qualities by pressing leaves and flowers into the plates.

This workshop does not require any specific artistic skills other than an open mind and a sense of play.The numerous prints will become art pieces in their own right or idea for scrapbooking and collage.

Gelli printing is addictive and once you start you wont want to stop!

This workshop is suitable for beginners or any artists interested in expanding their printmaking skills.

All materials will be included in the price as well as entry to the garden.

To secure a place please contact Emma Taylor by email emma@emmataylorprint.co.uk or phone 07540191437

Please note that the September date might be subject to change depending Autumn teaching commitments. A full refund will be made if you cannot make the change of day.

 

About Emma Taylor

She studied Fine Art in Cardiff at the University of Wales in the early 90s with one foot in the painting studios but gravitating to the warmth of the printmaking studios. Her work embodies the two disciplines with collagraphs produced with paint, card and carborundum and cut into integrate intaglio and relief printmaking.
Emma has worked as an Art teacher for many years with a focus on GCSE and A Level in a highly successful Art department in Sussex and held the position of Head Of Art for five years before leaving to focus on her family and printmaking.
Her wealth of experience and expertise in education has inspired countless students and they, in turn, have opened her eyes to the joys of returning to her own creativity.

She has exhibited in several Open Houses and local galleries and is a member of Sussex Arts Collective. Emma returns to Sussex Prairie Garden for her forth season of teaching.


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