Creative Art Journalling No 2 with Emma Taylor
* THIS EVENT HAS NOW FINISHED *
Friday 21st September 2018 | 10:00am - 2:00pm
Tutor: Emma Taylor
Dates: Thursday 20th September and/or Friday 21st September Times: 10am-2pm
Course outline: Creative Art Journalling
Creative Art Journaling is a great place to experiment and try new approaches to art without the pressure of creating a masterpiece. We will be exploring varied media and create pages of backgrounds in a sketchbook which will follow your own theme or point of interest.
We will use varied techniques and recycle old pieces of work and collage materials. We will explore basic mark making to create elaborate doodles and observation drawing to build up your artistic skills.
Your sketchbook will become a fun and simple way of incorporating creative expression into everyday life and this workshop will inspire you to make time each day to be creative.
This workshop does not require any specific artistic skills other than an open mind! You will need to bring a small sketchbook or I can supply a A5 homemade concertina book. This workshop can be attended on either day as a one off or both days to revisit and refine work produced to get you started on your journey of creativity.
Costs: £55 per workshop (£100 for two days)
All materials and papers will be included in the price.
To secure a place please contact Emma Taylor by email emma@emmataylorprint.co.uk or
phone 07540191437
About Emma Taylor
She studied Fine Art in Cardiff at the University of Wales in the early 90’s 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 is a member of Sussex Arts Collective. Emma returns to Sussex Prairie Garden for her third season of teaching.
