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Christmas Card Monoprinting Workshop
Saturday 30th November 10-12noon £40 per person
Beginners workshop
During this 2 hour beginners course, you will learn how to create simple but very effective monoprints using 1 or 2 colours to produce a small batch of your own Christmas cards (approx 10) that you can send to friends and family. As these are monoprints (meaning one print), each card you create will be it’s own original piece of art!
You will learn how to use a small gelpress to create your design and use found materials and local flora and fauna such as ivy and pine leaves to create striking one off card designs.
Monoprinting is a great way to create expressive and spontaneous prints and a process you could easily do at home on your kitchen table.
There will be a short tea and biscuit break.
All paper, inks and other materials are supplied.
Thanks so much for visiting us during Artwave 2024. Another busy year!
If you have any enquiries you can find our individual contact details below.
Find us along Marine Parade, just opposite the Sailing Club.
Tucked behind the main house is the unique venue of an ex-boathouse: airy and well lit - we’ve filled it with a broad range of hand made artworks and products by ....
Ruth De Mallet Morgan
Experimenting with different mediums is always a challenge especially when using acrylic, pastel, bleach, wax and charcoal together on one picture!
Sally Elford
New prints and collages. This year I enjoyed working in more traditional media - my prints and collages are all hand made and completely non-digital. I have loved creating different textures with ink, paint and print from which I then cut my pieces, resulting in simple compositions where the shapes and colours give impact.
mail@sallyelford.co.uk sallyelford.co.uk @sallyelfordillustrator
Tonwen Jones (All Mapped Out)
Tonwen studied Illustration at Central Saint Martins and more recently completed her MA in Sequential Design & Illustration at Brighton University.
Tonwen works as a freelance illustrator and has recently moved to newhaven where she can see the ferries coming in and out of the harbour from her studio.
If she's not creating hand drawn maps, then she's creating collage work, often referencing her large collection of 50's magazines in which she searches for images, objects and textures to manipulate her surrealist creations, revealing her comical take on everyday life. She also likes to draw complex pattern motifs in ink or pen mixing styles and techniques.
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