Kitchen Lithography Course - Create Lithographic prints with household items!
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Create Lithographic prints with household items! Ideal for intermediate artists. Age 15+
2-week course: Saturdays, June 28 - July 5, 10am - 12pm. $50.
Attendees must pre-register through this link:
https://www.catalystartscollaborative.com/service-page/kitchen-lithography-6-28-7-5-10am
Students will learn how to create Lithographic prints with simple and accessible materials.
Lithography usually requires heavy lifting, chemicals, and professional facilities, However, we will be learning an approach that you can do with common household items!
The results of his form of printmaking closely resemble straight black-and-white drawings.
Our first class will be used to practice the technique through trial and error, while our second class will allow us time to develop a solid drawing to print a small edition.
Course curriculum:
Week 1: Practice!
Week 2: Edition!
All supplies (Grease Crayons, Tin Foil, Oil-based ink, Sponges, etc.) will be provided by the instructor or by Catalyst. Optional items to bring:
- A sketchbook for ideas and notes!
- Layered clothing
- Water in a spill-proof lid
Prerequisites:
- Basic knowledge of drawing
About your instructor:
Willow Wells, a New England artist inspired by the symbolism of old cemeteries and folklore, brings a unique depth to her work in painting, drawing, and printmaking. With a BFA from Lyme Academy and an MFA from the University of South Florida, she is skilled in traditional techniques that enrich her courses in printmaking, lithography, and paint-making. Willow's art invites reflection on the transformation of the human experience, making her classes an inspiring space for exploration and creative growth.
Ages 15+ are welcome! Registration is $50. Pre-register here: https://www.catalystartscollaborative.com/service-page/kitchen-lithography-6-28-7-5-10am
Scholarships for this and all of our other classes are available for those who otherwise would not be able to attend art classes, thanks to generous donations to our Art Start Fund. If you would like to make classes available to others, see our sponsorships page to contribute a monthly or one-time donation. Thank you for supporting (y)our commUNITY!
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2-week course: Saturdays, June 28 - July 5, 10am - 12pm. $50.
Attendees must pre-register through this link:
https://www.catalystartscollaborative.com/service-page/kitchen-lithography-6-28-7-5-10am
Students will learn how to create Lithographic prints with simple and accessible materials.
Lithography usually requires heavy lifting, chemicals, and professional facilities, However, we will be learning an approach that you can do with common household items!
The results of his form of printmaking closely resemble straight black-and-white drawings.
Our first class will be used to practice the technique through trial and error, while our second class will allow us time to develop a solid drawing to print a small edition.
Course curriculum:
Week 1: Practice!
Week 2: Edition!
All supplies (Grease Crayons, Tin Foil, Oil-based ink, Sponges, etc.) will be provided by the instructor or by Catalyst. Optional items to bring:
- A sketchbook for ideas and notes!
- Layered clothing
- Water in a spill-proof lid
Prerequisites:
- Basic knowledge of drawing
About your instructor:
Willow Wells, a New England artist inspired by the symbolism of old cemeteries and folklore, brings a unique depth to her work in painting, drawing, and printmaking. With a BFA from Lyme Academy and an MFA from the University of South Florida, she is skilled in traditional techniques that enrich her courses in printmaking, lithography, and paint-making. Willow's art invites reflection on the transformation of the human experience, making her classes an inspiring space for exploration and creative growth.
Ages 15+ are welcome! Registration is $50. Pre-register here: https://www.catalystartscollaborative.com/service-page/kitchen-lithography-6-28-7-5-10am
Scholarships for this and all of our other classes are available for those who otherwise would not be able to attend art classes, thanks to generous donations to our Art Start Fund. If you would like to make classes available to others, see our sponsorships page to contribute a monthly or one-time donation. Thank you for supporting (y)our commUNITY!
Get Tickets
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