About the Course
Materials and equipment are included in this course.
24
In the course students will dive into different processes and techniques for making paper. Beginning with recycled paper and ending with traditional Washi paper, this class will introduce students to multiple approaches to the ancient artform of papermaking. Cornish’s printmaking studio houses a rare Washi Papermaking tool - the only one in Seattle. Learn from Brad Taylor, master printmaker and the printmaking studio technician through this rare opportunity.
Learning Outcomes:
- Paper Pulp Preparation
- Techniques for creating and refining pulp from various materials.
- Sheet Formation
- Methods for forming sheets of paper using traditional and modern techniques.
- Texture and Color Experimentation
- Techniques for adding textures and colors to paper during the creation process.
- Surface Decoration
- Applying decorative elements like marbling, embossing, and printing on paper.
- Paper Conservation
- Basic principles and techniques for preserving and repairing paper.
- Printmaking Integration
- Combining paper-making with printmaking techniques, such as etching or screen printing.
- Creative Design and Conceptual Development
- Developing artistic concepts and translating them into paper-based projects.
Open Studio Hours in the printmaking lab with studio technician will be available during the following times for the duration of the class:
Monday: 5pm - 8pm
Thursday: 10am - 1pm
Friday: 2pm - 5pm; 5pm - 8pm
*Scroll down to see a video of our Print Lab and the instructor, Brad Taylor!