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SUMMARY:Colorful Relief Printmaking
DESCRIPTION:COLORFUL RELIEF PRINTMAKING\n\nAugust 10 @ 10:00 am - 3:00 pm\n\n$65.00 $85.00\n \n\nMultiple linoleum-block printmaking with Paul Valentine\n\nIt is time to bring color into the mix of your prints! Come and learn how to use multiple blocks to print colorful images. This technique uses a separate block of linoleum for each color\, the carved areas fit together when they are printed in succession onto the paper. \n\nWe will be discussing image transfers\, how to register (align) your blocks when printing\, carving techniques\, and inking strategies that can add depth and complexity to your image. \n\nAll materials and tools needed will be supplied. Bring any source imagery that you would like to work on. This class is for folks ages 15 and up who have a basic understanding of relief printmaking or related medium. \n\nThis is a great companion course to Colorful Reduction Relief Printmaking on September 7 where you can learn how to create a colorful reduction linoleum-print a technique that uses only one block\, slowly carving it away as each layer is printed on top of the one before.\n\nAbout the instructor: Paul Valentine graduated from the University of Tennessee with a degree in architecture. He has worked as a museum exhibit designer and as an architectural designer before switching to focus full time on creating art. He has exhibited artwork and painted murals in Qatar\, Italy\, Russia\, New Zealand\, Nicaragua\, and the United States and participated in a 9-month Artist Residency at the FireStation Museum in Qatar. He has dedicated a significant portion of his life to exploring the natural world\, having trekked over 10\,000 kilometers of long-distance trails including walking across the US twice on the Appalachian Trail and Pacific Crest Trail\, and the Te Araroa Trail in New Zealand. The impact that sleeping under the stars for almost 2 years during these adventures has had on his work cannot be overstated. Seeing the first-hand effects that we are having on the world propels him to use his art to help inspire people to take better care of the beautiful and magical places we have all around us.\n \n\nWaterfall Arts\n\n256 High Street\n\nBelfast\, ME 04915\n\n(207)338-2222\n\nwaterfallarts.org
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\n\nAugust 10 @ 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
\n\n$65.00 &ndash\; $85.00
\n \;\n\nMultiple linoleum-block printmaking with Paul Valentine
\n\nIt is time to bring color into the mix of your prints! Come and learn how to use multiple blocks to print colorful images. This technique uses a separate block of linoleum for each color\, the carved areas fit together when they are printed in succession onto the paper. \;
\n\nWe will be discussing image transfers\, how to register (align) your blocks when printing\, carving techniques\, and inking strategies that can add depth and complexity to your image. \;
\n\nAll materials and tools needed will be supplied. Bring any source imagery that you would like to work on. This class is for folks ages 15 and up who have a basic understanding of relief printmaking or related medium. \;
\n\nThis is a great companion course to Colorful Reduction Relief Printmaking on September 7 where you can learn how to create a colorful reduction linoleum-print&mdash\;a technique that uses only one block\, slowly carving it away as each layer is printed on top of the one before.
\n\nAbout the instructor: Paul Valentine graduated from the University of Tennessee with a degree in architecture. He has worked as a museum exhibit designer and as an architectural designer before switching to focus full time on creating art. He has exhibited artwork and painted murals in Qatar\, Italy\, Russia\, New Zealand\, Nicaragua\, and the United States and participated in a 9-month Artist Residency at the FireStation Museum in Qatar. He has dedicated a significant portion of his life to exploring the natural world\, having trekked over 10\,000 kilometers of long-distance trails including walking across the US twice on the Appalachian Trail and Pacific Crest Trail\, and the Te Araroa Trail in New Zealand. The impact that sleeping under the stars for almost 2 years during these adventures has had on his work cannot be overstated. Seeing the first-hand effects that we are having on the world propels him to use his art to help inspire people to take better care of the beautiful and magical places we have all around us.
\n \;\n\nWaterfall Arts
\n\n256 High Street
\n\nBelfast\, ME 04915
\n\n(207)338-2222
\n\nwaterfallarts.org
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LOCATION:Waterfall Arts 256 High Street Belfast\, ME 04915
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URL:https://business.belfastmaine.org/events/details/colorful-relief-printmaking-9786
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