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Penumbra Foundation See all classes by this school @ 36 E 30th St, New York, NY
Explore alternative photographic printing by combining platinum-palladium and cyanotype processes to create distinctive prints with enhanced depth and tonal range. Learn to coat, expose, and develop each process while experimenting with different layering sequences to achieve varied split-tone effects. All materials are provided, and participants leave with the skills to continue experimenting independently.
Dec 2nd
6–9pm ET
Meets 2 Times
Lower East Side Printshop See all classes by this school @ 306 W 37th St, New York, NY
Create unique, handmade holiday cards inspired by famous artists while experimenting with printmaking, collage, and embossing techniques to craft charming, personalized greetings for friends and family.
Creatively Wild Art Studio Dumbo See all classes by this school @ 98 Water St, Brooklyn, NY
Learn the craft of block printing from design and carving to the final printed result. Students transfer their creative ideas onto linoleum plates and apply them to a range of surfaces, from fabric and clothing to paper. Precision, hand-eye coordination, and personal style all come together to produce unique, one-of-a-kind printed work.
Nov 16th
4:15–6:15pm ET
Nov 23rd
4:15–6:15pm ET
Nov 30th
4:15–6:15pm ET
Dec 7th
4:15–6:15pm ET
Dec 14th
4:15–6:15pm ET
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New York School of the Arts See all classes by this school @ 315 E 62nd St, New York, NY
Tap into your creativity and push the boundaries of printmaking. Explore the limitless possibilities of creating large-scale prints on oversized plates, using a variety of techniques and mediums. All levels are welcome to take part in this hands-on course.
Nov 13th
1–4pm ET
Meets 11 Times
ArtsClub See all classes by this school @ 311 E 3rd St, New York, NY
Trace the origins of photography through the cyanotype process, one of the earliest known methods for creating images with light and chemistry. This beginner-friendly studio class guides you through the fundamentals as you use found or personal objects to create your own richly toned blue cyanotypes. Scholarly context and hands-on exploration combine to make this a deeply rewarding introduction to photographic history.
Nov 13th
6:30–8:30pm ET
Jan 9th
5–7pm ET
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In this intensive weekend calligraphy workshop, we will examine and practice letterforms in Copperplate, a pointed-pen script hand that was developed in 16th century England. We will work with an oblique pen holder, pointed pen nib, ink, practice pads with grid and slant lines and creating our own guidelines. Our main focus will be on practicing varying amounts of pressure to apply to our pens to produce thick (shaded) and thin (hairline) strokes, letter slant and letter form. We will begin our practice with minuscule and later majuscule letters, which will be grouped according to similar letterforms.
Feel free to bring in your favorite quote and/or project ideas for practice and discussion.
Materials List:
• Oblique pen holder (suggested: Speedball or better)
• Nikko G nib or Zebra G nib
• Black ink (suggested: small 2 oz. bottle of sumi ink)
• Dinky dip and pipette or 1/2 oz. or 1 oz. ink jar (glass or plastic)
• Small 4-6 oz. plastic or glass water container to clean your pen nibs (yogurt cups work)
• 4 sheets of paper towels or rag to clean your pen nibs
• T-square, 12" (John Neal sells a c-thru one for $2.50)
• Marker Layout Paper (semi-transparent) 9" x 12"
• Pencil
• Black ballpoint or rollerball pen
Founded in 1974, the Society of Scribes is a New York City–based non-profit dedicated to promoting the art of calligraphy through workshops, lectures, exhibitions, and publications. It fosters a vibrant community for artists and enthusiasts to learn, connect, and celebrate calligraphy as a fine art.
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