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Wednesday Evening Classes Continue in Six Week Blocks Making Marks
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Rachael Lee is a contemporary Australian mixed media artist.
Born in Brisbane, she is currently living and working in South East Queensland. After completing a Diploma in Visual Arts, she commenced her studio practice in 2007 and has exhibited nationally and internationally. In 2015, Rachael was the recipient of a Logan City Council RADF grant and an Arts Queensland grant to create new works for her fifth solo show to be exhibited in June and July 2018 at Logan Art Gallery. Her work is held in the Sunshine Coast University Hospital Collection, Gold Coast University Hospital Collection, Megalo Print Studio and Gallery Collection as well as various corporate and private collections throughout Australia. http://www.rachaellee.com.au |
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Class Outline This workshop is suitable for beginners and to those seeking to explore new directions in their art making, using various print media resulting in unique prints rather than complete editions.
Explore mark making to extend the possibility of the plate, working intuitively under the guidance of professional artist, Rachael Lee. These classes are designed to give participants knowledge of introductory printmaking techniques: monotypes, stencils, drypoint, collagraph and embossing. This playful, intuitive method of printmaking will focus on working in a series to create small, one off, layered prints using nature as inspiration.
Explore mark making to extend the possibility of the plate, working intuitively under the guidance of professional artist, Rachael Lee. These classes are designed to give participants knowledge of introductory printmaking techniques: monotypes, stencils, drypoint, collagraph and embossing. This playful, intuitive method of printmaking will focus on working in a series to create small, one off, layered prints using nature as inspiration.
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Week 1
Introduction and monotypes
Stencils
Dry point and cardboard etching
Materials Required
Impress tries to keep Material costs to a minimum and for this reason we ask participants to supply some items. Specialty items are usually supplied by your tutor and Impress supplies the basic printing consumables. Please find materials list below 
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Week 4
Collagraph
Week 5
As students move through the components of these classes and become familiar with the techniques, students will be encouraged to focus and develop their own interest area whilst still working closely with Rachael. Facilities
Impress has tea and coffee making facilities as well as a fridge and microwave. we suggest you bring a snack and any drinks you would like. | ||
Safety
Participants are advised to wear closed in shoes, suitable clothing or apron that you do not mind getting ink on. Tie long hair back, wear goggles, masks where appropriate. Follow all instructions given by your tutor during your workshop.
Participants are advised to wear closed in shoes, suitable clothing or apron that you do not mind getting ink on. Tie long hair back, wear goggles, masks where appropriate. Follow all instructions given by your tutor during your workshop.
Payment and Booking
To book a place in a workshop, go to the booking form page and follow the prompts to enter in your details, membership status and the workshop you would like to book into. After submitting, the payment will need to be processed separately. We prefer a direct deposit. Details are on the booking form page. Reference: Use YOUR SURNAME + the Workshop Code you are enrolling in e.g. SmithALWS10
To book a place in a workshop, go to the booking form page and follow the prompts to enter in your details, membership status and the workshop you would like to book into. After submitting, the payment will need to be processed separately. We prefer a direct deposit. Details are on the booking form page. Reference: Use YOUR SURNAME + the Workshop Code you are enrolling in e.g. SmithALWS10