A class for those 10 - 18 years, or younger down to 6 years if with a guardian (no cost to guardian)
3.30 - 5.15pm
1.45 hours
Max 5 students
Come and learn a very fun printmaking technique using recycled tetra paks and an etching press. Make yourself a print––a butterfly, a monster, a rocket, a portrait of your favourite pet….the possibilities are endless!
You can do a drawing in class to get started or use images provided. The drawing will be small, it needs to fit into 100 x 150mm.
All the supplies you need on hand––drypoint scribes, roulettes and other tools as well as ink, paper, tetra pak, gloves and aprons.
• Low toxic soy based inks––not smelly!
• You can bring your own images, but don’t have to. Image size (100 x 150mm max)
• All materials supplied
•We will be using sharp scribes, very young people may need assistance.
Bio
Exploring the endlessly fascinating and varied medium of printmaking for over 30 years, Kyla relishes the opportunity to introduce it to others through her Little Prints Printmaking workshops. Kyla’s background includes directing a works on paper gallery, art curation, tutoring and other work in the arts sector. Working from her home studio in Ōtepoti Dunedin, Kyla’s practice encompasses drypoints, mezzotints and embossings.
A class for those 10 - 18 years, or younger down to 6 years if with a guardian (no cost to guardian)
3.30 - 5.15pm
1.45 hours
Max 5 students
Come and learn a very fun printmaking technique using recycled tetra paks and an etching press. Make yourself a print––a butterfly, a monster, a rocket, a portrait of your favourite pet….the possibilities are endless!
You can do a drawing in class to get started or use images provided. The drawing will be small, it needs to fit into 100 x 150mm.
All the supplies you need on hand––drypoint scribes, roulettes and other tools as well as ink, paper, tetra pak, gloves and aprons.
• Low toxic soy based inks––not smelly!
• You can bring your own images, but don’t have to. Image size (100 x 150mm max)
• All materials supplied
•We will be using sharp scribes, very young people may need assistance.
Bio
Exploring the endlessly fascinating and varied medium of printmaking for over 30 years, Kyla relishes the opportunity to introduce it to others through her Little Prints Printmaking workshops. Kyla’s background includes directing a works on paper gallery, art curation, tutoring and other work in the arts sector. Working from her home studio in Ōtepoti Dunedin, Kyla’s practice encompasses drypoints, mezzotints and embossings.