This workshop will blend together relief printmaking and clay, a magical combination. Participants will use linocuts to both print images onto clay and to create unique textural elements. The graphic quality of line and texture created by the linocuts is so different from any other kind of mark making and will give the designs a special language all their own. Because this is just a 2 day workshop there won’t be time to finish the pieces so there will be special instructions regarding several finishing and glazing options, and a MISSA clay technician will be on hand to advise. Some clay experience is helpful and students will need access to a kiln and their own glazes to later finish their projects at home.

Course Fee: $280         Supply fee: $0         Student Supply List: RAE_StudentSupplies2017

Tuition includes lunch and two snacks. Prices are inclusive of all applicable taxes.

Carol Rae is an artist specializing in printmaking and encaustic. She has also been a theatre costume designer for many years and enjoys working with many mediums, too numerous to list. She received her art education from California College of Arts and Crafts, Central Washington State University, and Emily Carr College of Art and Design. She has been teaching printmaking classes for 25 years and encaustic for 10 years.  She also enjoyed being on the MISSA board of directors for 12 years.

$280.00