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Book early to avoid disappointment, numbers are strictly limited! Your place may be reserved for 48 hours only to give you time to pay before your reservation is removed. Only prepayment secures your place on the course. The show featured prints from both the museums permanent collection. This includes a Shina woodblock (the best type for Mokuhanga beginners), the use of Sybille’s carving tools and equipment, and further japanese paper supplies. Three Woodcuts from 'American Scenes: WPA-Era Prints of the 1930s and 1940s' at La Salle University Art Museum Boy In the City, Edward Palmer: This week I checked out the exhibition American Scenes: WPA-Era Prints of the 1930s and 1940s at La Salle University Art Museum. A fee of $25 per person for further materials is payable to the tutor on the day (bring cash!). This workshop is aimed at adult beginners as well as artists, printmakers, book lovers and teachers.Ĭost: $85 which includes a woodblock, paper and the use of carving tools and other printing equipment. Sybille will demonstrate the technique of Mokuhanga and guide you through the process of carving your own Mokuhanga block, from which you will ink up and make prints on Japanese washi paper to take home.
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The use of kento registration marks, carved directly into the block The use of a hand held baren for printing The application of the water based inks by brush Japanese woodcut differs from European woodcut in three particular ways:
Sybille is an expert in the area of Japanese Woodcut Printmaking, called Mokuhanga. Register now to attend a fascinating one day practical workshop with Artist and Printmaker, Sybille Schlumbom.
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