We are hosting a new and exciting silkscreening workshop. One that allows for flexibility, a multitude of colours and a Sunday morning full of creative adventures!
Polychromatic screen printing combines both silkscreening and painting techniques to produce watercolour-like images on paper and cloth. By painting directly onto open mesh or exposed silk screens, polychromatic allows you to print multiple colours using a one-step process.
In this workshop students will learn to shoot images to screen and use the polychromatic process to create a series of one-off hand printed, silkscreen cards.
Sunday, October 16th at 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
$100 early bird registration (expires Sep 30)
E-mail us to register
About the Instructor
Lizz Aston is a graduate of the Textiles program at the School of Crafts and Design, Sheridan College and is currently in her second year as an artist-in-residence in the Craft Department at Harbourfront Centre.
Through her work, she focuses on making concept-based fibre art and sculpture that has been developed with regards to both traditional and contemporary textile processes. Her pieces were featured in Freedom’s Not Just Paper Planes exhibition and the current Fabricate exhibition.
www.lizzaston.ca
Through her work, she focuses on making concept-based fibre art and sculpture that has been developed with regards to both traditional and contemporary textile processes. Her pieces were featured in Freedom’s Not Just Paper Planes exhibition and the current Fabricate exhibition.
www.lizzaston.ca