Art Jam 2020!
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July 25, 9:00-4:00
9:00-9:30 registration and coffee
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Workshop Descriptions
Drypoint & Monoprint with Edith Krause
Drypoint involves using an engraving tool to scratch a drawing into the surface of the plate. Ink is then applied to the entire plate and wiped clean, leaving only the ink in the scratched lines. Monoprint is a method of applying colour to the plate, using a roller, rag or brush; ink can also be removed to creating textures, or moved around to blend different colours. By applying a monoprint method to an inked drypoint plate, you can create full colour images with line and texture.
Supplies/bring:
Edith Krause has been making prints for 25 years. She has an MFA in printmaking from the University of Alberta and for many years taught printmaking at Trinity Western University. She currently gives workshops to small groups out of her own studio.
Plein Air Composition with Richard Bond
Richard Bond will lead an on-site plein air painting or drawing workshop, focusing on composition and capturing the shapes and colours of the garden.
Supplies/bring:
Richard Bond taught painting and drawing for thirty-nine years at several post-secondary schools including his alma mater, Vancouver School of Art (now Emily Carr University), the University of British Columbia summer program, Douglas College and Kwantlen College. His work has been exhibited in various galleries in British Columbia and Ontario, including the Bau-Xi in Vancouver and Toronto, and many community galleries throughout B.C.
Life Drawing with Claire Moore
Supplies/bring:
Claire Moore is a multi-media artist who lives and works near Crescent Beach in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada. Her art practice ranges from small scale sculptural interventions to large format oil paintings and her process is often collaborative. Claire studied Fine Art at the University of Cape Town and has taught and advocated for art in education for many years. She is a founding member of the Z.inc Collective and is an active member of the education team at the Surrey Art Gallery.
Drypoint involves using an engraving tool to scratch a drawing into the surface of the plate. Ink is then applied to the entire plate and wiped clean, leaving only the ink in the scratched lines. Monoprint is a method of applying colour to the plate, using a roller, rag or brush; ink can also be removed to creating textures, or moved around to blend different colours. By applying a monoprint method to an inked drypoint plate, you can create full colour images with line and texture.
Supplies/bring:
- All printmaking materials will be provided for a $20 fee.
- Please bring reference drawings or photographs in an 8x10 size.
Edith Krause has been making prints for 25 years. She has an MFA in printmaking from the University of Alberta and for many years taught printmaking at Trinity Western University. She currently gives workshops to small groups out of her own studio.
Plein Air Composition with Richard Bond
Richard Bond will lead an on-site plein air painting or drawing workshop, focusing on composition and capturing the shapes and colours of the garden.
Supplies/bring:
- drawing or painting materials: easel, canvas, paper, sketch-book, acrylic or oil paint, crayons, charcoal, etc.
Richard Bond taught painting and drawing for thirty-nine years at several post-secondary schools including his alma mater, Vancouver School of Art (now Emily Carr University), the University of British Columbia summer program, Douglas College and Kwantlen College. His work has been exhibited in various galleries in British Columbia and Ontario, including the Bau-Xi in Vancouver and Toronto, and many community galleries throughout B.C.
Life Drawing with Claire Moore
Supplies/bring:
- Drawing materials: paper, drawing media (graphite, charcoal, etc.).
- Drawing boards will be provided if you don’t have one.
- Bring an easel if you feel you need one.
Claire Moore is a multi-media artist who lives and works near Crescent Beach in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada. Her art practice ranges from small scale sculptural interventions to large format oil paintings and her process is often collaborative. Claire studied Fine Art at the University of Cape Town and has taught and advocated for art in education for many years. She is a founding member of the Z.inc Collective and is an active member of the education team at the Surrey Art Gallery.
