PAINTERLY PRINTS
$79.00
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- Artist – Kasey Moran
- 2+ Hours of content
- Lifetime Access/Downloadable Content
- Private FB Community
- Course Price – $79
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Description
Would You Like to Explore Using a Gelli Plate to Create Prints? Are you Ready to Learn How to Make Painterly Figure and Floral Prints Inspired by the Masters?
Join Kasey Moran in PAINTERLY PRINTS! In this class, you will have opportunities to explore the Gelli plate, and discover new ways to create interesting and painterly prints! Find inspiration from some of our favorite art masters to create simple artwork using a fun and exciting process. Experiment with a variety of tools to create texture and apply the paint. The best part is that these prints can be stand alone artworks, or used in your other artwork as layers or collage pieces! If you are pressed for time, this is a fun way of creating that will leave you feeling productive and joyous. Join now!
COURSE OBJECTIVES
By the end of this course students will have an understanding of the following concepts:
- Use a Gelli plate to create figure and floral prints
- View work of a few historical painters that have also created prints located in the image files.
- Learn an easy set up for printing
- Explore a layer process for printing
- Use a variety of tools for texture and application of paint
- Create and use ghost prints
- Discover a simple monotype process inspired by Matisse
COURSE IS OPEN! INSTANT ACCESS!
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Cost - $79
DESCRIPTION OF LESSONS
Our first three lessons will focus on creating loose floral prints. I will begin with a sketch of my own for this lesson, and you can use my sketch, or create your own! Flowers are a favorite for me. You may use your own sketch or use mine.
In lesson 2, we will be looking at working a print from front to back of the image. Front meaning foreground, back meaning background. This lesson is to get you aware of space and the layering process. What is also helpful is seeing and using negative space. This will apply in all lessons.
Our final floral lesson will be a Matisse Inspired Monotype. We will be covering the Gelli plate or plexi with paint and drawing into it quickly. I suggest having a simple image handy before adding paint to the plate. I very much enjoyed this lesson because of the spontaneity of drawing quickly. I will share ways to go back in while your paint is wet to create a new design! We will learn that the so-called "mess ups" are really what helps us to see what we need to work on!
Lessons 4 and 5 will be about creating painterly, figure prints. In both lessons, I will be using the same figure image to print from. My image was created prior to this course and you are welcome to use my figure imageor you can create one of your own. The point of all this is to have fun with the possibilities of printing. Use the image underneath as a guide, a jumping off point….. You have one image. How can you make them all different? Can you step outside your comfort zone and use a different color than what you would typically choose? What if paint is applied heavier or lighter in some places? How does layering affect the overall feel of each print? What if your layers are minimal? What if your palette is minimal? What would you like to see underneath or on top of an image? These are some questions I think about when I work with printing and you will get to watch me create several prints, in different ways, in these tutorials.
COURSE IS OPEN! INSTANT ACCESS!
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Cost - $79
MEET KARA BULLOCK - ARTIST/INSTRUCTOR
Kasey has been drawing and painting since she was a child. In 2015, she started independent studies with artists, bringing her to Ireland, Paris, Spain and Philadelphia.
She has been guest speaking and teaching at art workshops and also teaching her own workshops online.
Her works are in private collections throughout Ireland, the UK, France, Germany, Australia, Spain, Portugal and the US.
When Kasey isn’t in her studio, she spends time with her family, gardening and traveling.
MORE OF KASEY'S WORK
PRIVATE GROUP JUST FOR YOU!
This course will have a private Facebook group just for you! The artist will be actively involved with the class via Facebook the first four weeks the course is open! After that the course will be a self-study. The artist may or may not be involved after the four weeks. We are looking forward to seeing your artwork!
COURSE SUPPLIES
Below is a list of the supplies that I will be using for the projects in this course. However, you are always encouraged to use what you have on hand.
- Gelli plate or plexi - in the supplies video I tell you where to get the plexi glass.
- 4-6 sheets of hot press watercolor paper or print paper that can handle paint layers.
- Palette
- Palette knife
- Baby wipes or paper towels
- Rubber brayer
- Variety of brushes
- Water and alcohol spray
- Acrylic paint ( your color choice)
- Colors is used in this lesson:
- Titanium white
- Sap green
- Payne’s gray
- Alizarin crimson
- Primary yellow
- Cyan blue
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON ACCESSING CLASSES AND SELLING WORK CREATED IN THIS COURSE:
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**Due to the nature of the immediate availability of the course, all purchases are nonrefundable.
**Please talk to the artist of the course about his/her policy on selling artwork created in this course prior to selling any works created during course. Some artists will allow it, while others do not. Thank you for your support.
Brandi Powell (verified owner) –
Loved this class. I love painting figures, it will be super fun to mix printmaking in with my work. Thank you!
Gedra Simkus (verified owner) –
I love this course and am eager to experiment.
I was looking for reference photos but couldn’t find them.
It would be nice to have them for learning purposes
Thank you