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printmaking unleashed {one}
| Module 1 | welcome | - |
| Unit 1 | welcome to printmaking unleashed! | |
| Unit 2 | creative toolbox {materials list} | |
| Module 2 | workshop videos | - |
| Unit 1 | printmaking unleashed LIVE {preview} rebroadcast | |
| Unit 2 | handmade tools overview | |
| Unit 3 | surface design + printmaking tools intro | |
| Unit 4 | hot glue stencils | |
| Unit 5 | stencil prints on fabric | |
| Unit 6 | BONUS: painting with hot glue stencils | |
| Unit 7 | embossed prints with foam stamps | |
| Unit 8 | collage pauge drizzle plates | |
| Unit 9 | drizzle plate stamps | |
| Unit 10 | BONUS: printing with Collage Pauge plates | |
| Unit 11 | printing vintage lace textures | |
| Unit 12 | mark-making with sticks and yarn | |
| Unit 13 | painted collage pauge silkscreens | |
| Unit 14 | doodled collage pauge silkscreens | |
| Unit 15 | painting with DIY silkscreens | |
| Unit 16 | cardboard stamps and acrylic skins | |
| Unit 17 | BONUS: mark-making with handmade paintbrushes | |
| Unit 18 | plastic freezer bag masks | |
| Module 3 | live stream video replays | - |
| Unit 1 | LIVE stream workshop #1 replay | |
| Unit 2 | google hangout LIVE Q & A | |
| Unit 3 | SUMMER 2015 live stream session #1 | |
| Unit 4 | SUMMER 2015 live stream session #2 | |
| Unit 5 | FALL 2015 live stream session Q & A | |
comments from original workshop
Reply by Vicki ross on September 7, 2014 at 8:16pm
I can totally understand the advantage of flattening the glue before it dries. I also think mine were too intricate. Definitely didn’t get good prints with Gelli plate. Did try spraying inks on deli paper, but they were soft and tie-dye fuzzy. Not bad, but not as crisp as Traci’s were on the fabric.
Reply by Traci Bautista on September 8, 2014 at 12:35pm
Vicki..that’s a great stencil image, it’s very painterly. Work on small sections of the hot glue at a time..draw a few lines then flatten the top, you’ll get a more uniformed stencil. Also experiment spraying inks on paper and fabric, the sprays will soak into the paper and should be more vibrant. When you spray over deli paper, it can cause the paint/ink to sit on top of the paper. This will result in more muted prints. have fun playing!