Inks prepped for a monoprint workshop.
The artist Ann Thornycroft working on some large scale monoprints with lots and lots of little chine colle elements.
The bottom image is one of the prints we made that day, Thriller #102.
Joseph Vorgity and students on the first day of our Moku Hanga, traditional Japanese woodcut, workshop.
Some of the prints made by our monoprint instructor and shop manager, Camilla Taylor, were used in one of the recent Gamblin studio notes.
Some very distinguished company I’m in.
kristinejoymallari:
I wrote a studio note for Gamblin Artists Colors about Monotype. It features work by some of my favorites: Koichi Yamamoto, Paul Gauguin, Camilla Taylor and Nathan Oliveira. If you’re interested, check out the full article here.
(Source: kristinejoymallari)
Ann Thornycroft attends our Tuesday night etching sessions, and spends great lengths of time on these intricate pieces of chine colle.
“Pathways” 1 and 9
by Ann Thornycroft
Etching with chine colle
The bookbinding workshop is over, and the artists Motoko Kamada went home and made a long stitch bound book out of Trader Joe’s bags to remind herself of how it’s done.
I’m in love with this grocery store bag book.
Lots of new books made in the bookbinding workshop taught by Ashleigh Schieszer. Students just finished up two different styles of accordion binding and a long stitch book with decorative stitching.
