Image-Making
Registration for this class is now closed. We hope to see you for another Botanical Creative Arts class soon!
How do we capture a plant’s beauty and intrigue on paper? In this two-day class, the Botanic Gardens will serve as the source for material and inspiration for creating prints, and then using the prints to make books.
Participants will learn several image-making techniques–such as frottage and mono-printing– that create unique marks on paper. Next, participants will use their own creations to construct artist books through accordion folding and stab binding.
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Friday, August 11 (6:00 PM-8:00 PM) and Saturday, August 12 (1:00 PM-4:00 PM) – Both included
Registration Deadline: Tuesday, August 8
$75 /Non-Member or $70 /Member
Materials: Provided
Instructor: Laura Post earned an MFA from Rhode Island School of Design in Printmaking and a BA from Swarthmore College in Studio Art and Asian Studies. Post uses her training in Chinese language and East Asian studies to incorporate traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Western printmaking and papermaking techniques in her work. Additionally, she uses invasive plant species from different ecological regions to create sustainable paper and pulp paintings. Laura is currently on the faculty at University of Dallas and is the proprietress of LRP Studio in Fort Worth, Texas.
Location: BRIT building – Park in the Main Lot.
**An email with program details will be sent to all registrants the day after the registration deadline. To help avoid this important communication being mislabeled as junk mail, please whitelist the fwbg.org domain with your email provider.
Image-Making
Registration for this class is now closed. We hope to see you for another Botanical Creative Arts class soon!
How do we capture a plant’s beauty and intrigue on paper? In this two-day class, the Botanic Gardens will serve as the source for material and inspiration for creating prints, and then using the prints to make books.
Participants will learn several image-making techniques–such as frottage and mono-printing– that create unique marks on paper. Next, participants will use their own creations to construct artist books through accordion folding and stab binding.
—
Friday, August 11 (6:00 PM-8:00 PM) and Saturday, August 12 (1:00 PM-4:00 PM) – Both included
Registration Deadline: Tuesday, August 8
$75 /Non-Member or $70 /Member
Materials: Provided
Instructor: Laura Post earned an MFA from Rhode Island School of Design in Printmaking and a BA from Swarthmore College in Studio Art and Asian Studies. Post uses her training in Chinese language and East Asian studies to incorporate traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Western printmaking and papermaking techniques in her work. Additionally, she uses invasive plant species from different ecological regions to create sustainable paper and pulp paintings. Laura is currently on the faculty at University of Dallas and is the proprietress of LRP Studio in Fort Worth, Texas.
Location: BRIT building – Park in the Main Lot.
**An email with program details will be sent to all registrants the day after the registration deadline. To help avoid this important communication being mislabeled as junk mail, please whitelist the fwbg.org domain with your email provider.