Learn how to combine Monoprints and Xerox copy transfer for unique and experimental art.
Monoprints and monotypes are created by manually adding (additive method) or removing (subtractive method) ink from a plate which is then printed using a printing press. Many effects can be achieved in monotypes that are not possible with any other technique. Xerox copy transfer is a method of transferring a digitally printed image using a solvent. In this workshop, we will combine these two methods to generate printed works using etching presses. It'll be fun and experimental! No experience necessary.
This is an IN-PERSON class. As such the following COVID protocols will be in place:
Masks will be worn by all visitors to the shop. ***This is not optional***Physical distancing of six feet at all times.All surfaces cleaned after use.All students will sign in with name and contact info.______________________________________________________________________________________
This class is taught by Bethany Taylor.
Bethany Taylor, owner/operator of Interpunct-Press, Spokane's own custom letterpress shop. She has been a letterpress printer, designer, and press mechanic since 2006. She first learned poster printing at the legendary Hatch Show Print in Nashville, and is a founder of Millwood Print Works. She also works in a variety of other print media and bookbinding and has been doing so since 2000.
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