Print and Play: Textile Block Printing | CPR 031-F26

Print and Play: Textile Block Printing | CPR 031-F26

$185.00
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Print and Play: Textile Block Printing | CPR 031-F26

Print and Play: Textile Block Printing | CPR 031-F26

$185.00

This class has a price of $145.00 plus a $40.00 studio fee

Sat | 11/21 (one day workshop) | 09:00 AM - 04:00 PM

Create your own custom textiles in this hand block printmaking workshop. Using soft carving blocks and block printing fabric ink, you'll design and print one (or multiple!) blocks to create a compelling pattern design on fabric. We will play and explore color use and printing layering techniques. No prior experience with printmaking necessary.

Learning Objectives: 

  • Students will learn how to design, carve, ink and print a block
  • Safe and effective carving techniques, inking and printing methods, specifically with textile inks
  • How to create a compelling pattern design, how to use different colored inks and interesting color pairings as well as color layering techniques

Learning Outcomes:

  • Students will have created a multiple-printed pattern

Who is this class for?

  • Anyone!

Course Details

Day Scheduled
Sat
Date Range
11/21 (one day workshop)
Time Scheduled
09:00 AM - 04:00 PM
Room
208
CEUs
n/a
Faculty Name
Maria Frati Headshot
Maria Frati
Faculty Bio

Maria Frati is a 2D mixed media artist who adores working with color! She grew up in the woods of Maine and hails from a family of artists. She has exhibited in Seattle, Baltimore and Asheville and served as an Artist in Residence for the National Parks Foundation. She is also a member of the Speedball Professional Artists Network. Frati has a robust background in art education and holds a master's degree in art ed from the Maryland Institute College of Art.  Her work is currently represented by Elleyo in Boston. Instagram: mariafratiart

Teaching Style:

I'd describe myself as a supportive and warm instructor who supports individuals to follow their own personal lines of inquiry. I check in often with participants about what they want to learn and demonstrate relevant techniques and provide insight based on my own experiences and knowledge. Stylistically I see myself as a supporter vs a sage on a stage. I am always aware of group dynamics and cultivate a collaborative environment where there is an open exchange of thoughts and opinions!  

Supply List
  • Sketchbook
  • Fabric that you want to print on 
  • Basic Speedball Lino carving set (if you already have one)

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