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Thursday

Printing Alternative Surfaces

Kathyanne White

The content of this workshop will enlighten you on absolutely everything you need to know about digital printing on alternative surfaces. We will not print on regular photograph paper. Each student will have a kit of surfaces that have been prepared for printing on a small 4” x 6” format printer. These surfaces will include lutradur, organdy, pimatex cotton, metal and hand made cheese cloth skin.

Printing Alternative Surfaces is a process class, which includes a handout containing complete instructions on types of pre-coats, how to pre-coat alternative surfaces, use of carrier sheets, printer profiles and how to obtain a quality digital print.

Each student will purchase a kit of surfaces (see supplies for contents of kit) that have been prepared for printing. You will attach those surfaces and print them on a small 4” x 6” format printer. You can use my images or bring your own.

Since there will be time taken up by students printing, while others wait, we will also look at using printed surfaces in collage or journal pages. Your kit will contain watercolor paper for this purpose.

This is an informative class about the digital printing process using fabrics and other uncommon surfaces. Once you learn the process it will be easy for you to take your pictures and digital images to another level in your work.


Kit Fee: $10
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The fiber work of artist Kathyanne White, has been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions in museums and galleries throughout the United States and abroad. Her work is in the collection of the Museum of Arts and Design, the American Folk Art Museum and the Archives of American Art of the Smithsonian Institution.

Kathyanne has been featured in a variety of arts publications including Fiber Arts, Surface, American Style, Folk Art Magazine, The Metropolitan Spirit, Log Home Design Ideas, Quilting Arts, New Zealand Quilter and Fiber Arts Design Book #7. In 2001 she was named a “trendsetter” in Art Business News, as an emerging artist.

White is a recipient of a 2009 Artists Project Grant from the Arizona Commission on the Arts for her project “Expanding the Digital Print to Uncommon Surfaces.”

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