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photo above courtesy of Don Drumm Studios and Gallery

Well, that was fun! There was a lot of experimenting (with fantastic results) at the Mixed Media Print workshop at Don Drumm Studios and Gallery. Check out the gallery’s workshop page for more images.

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Don Drumm Studios and Gallery will be celebrating National American Craft Week with five days of workshops. A list of artists, classes and times can be found on the event page.

Mixed Media Prints is scheduled for Thursday, October 13, 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. We will explore mixed media monotypes using shape, texture and found objects.

Playing around with ideas and sample work:

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This year I’m bringing along the little press, too!

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Yes, it’s a busman’s holiday, but it feels like a vacation of sorts! Participating in the Rubber City Prints Dive into Printmaking workshop proved to be a nice break from the usual routine.

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above: collage monotypes, process and prints

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mint monotype

Cultivated in herb gardens or cursed for its invasiveness, mint used in monotype printing adds a subtly refreshing scent to the studio. One such print is currently on display in the Artists of Rubber City Members Show.
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“Imagination is virtually the only boundary in this medium.” Jackie Newell and Dee Whittington, Monoprinting, A & C black Publishers

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The need for visuals for tomorrow’s workshop was the perfect excuse to spend several hours playing around with basic monotype techniques. The surprise that awaits when the paper is pulled from the plate never gets old.

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parking faces

Parking Faces
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This winter the faces in the Summit Artspace parking lot have been peering over plowed snow banks. Designed by the late Kirk Mangus and painted by a group of student artists, the mural brightens the expanse of asphalt and concrete no matter the weather. This little mixed media monotype is hand colored with Prismacolor pencils.

Although the March Downtown Artwalk takes place between gallery shows, the third floor studios are open; parking at Summit Artspace is convenient and the trolley provides easy transportation to other venues.

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