I'll be teaching Japanese style woodblock (moku hanga) again this summer at Zea Mays Printmaking in Florence MA. This four-day workshop in July will cover all aspects of creating a multicolor print -- developing a design, color separation, transferring the design to blocks of wood, carving the blocks, preparing the paper, and learning various techniques to print the blocks. Zea Mays Printmaking is a large airy studio in an old factory building beside a river in picturesque western Massachusetts. See the Zea Mays web site for more information and to register.
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Highly recommended!
I wish I could go! I hope you will teach it again.
YES! How exciting! I'm going to get there by hook or by crook, or maybe by carving knife or by baren! I feel like a woodblock imposter these days, I've been so busy with PenPets commissions. This will be just the boost I need back into the world of Moku Hanga. BTW, I recognize those hands!
Thanks for the recommendation, Kristen! Elizabeth, I probably will teach again. Leslie, come on down! And thanks for modeling :)
Well, the distance from Australia is a bit of a stretch, but I'd certainly like to do a workshop with you!
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