Participants are typically shown a variety of contemporary and historic prints as examples at the beginning of the workshop. Everyone then moves into carving and printing their own designs to become familiar with the tools and materials unique to this process. At the end of the session, there’s the option of people trading with one another. The goal is to be enriched and to have fun.
FISH CREEK, WI | July 21 – 24 | 4-Day Introduction to Japanese Woodblock Printmaking Peninsula School of Art
“Mary Brodbeck’s mastery of mokuhanga is nearly as inspiring and beautiful as her patience and kindness as a teacher. I would recommend her workshop to anyone who wants to learn more about Japanese prints” ~Trishell J.
“Incredibly thorough! A workshop that engages at all levels.” ~Ashlee M.
“Mary was great at showing step-by-step. . . I improved my process 100%.” ~Barbara M.
“Mary’s class actually exceed my expectations. It was great.” ~Dee B.
“Mary is that rare combination, a proficient artist and a great teacher.” ~Alex P.
* Original Woodblock Prints * Guest Lecturer and Instructor * Documentary Film * Note Cards *
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