After this workshop, Jamie and I worked in Open Studios. I love having people stop by and visit. I demonstrated more gelatin plate monoprinting and had a lot of fun talking to all that stopped by.
Woo Hoo!
Here are two shots of the fast-paced MIU event:
I wish I had been able to take more photos during this wild event! I know others did (hello Sue Bleiweiss) and when I am able, I will add more shots. Four instructors demoed a different technique. Students had about 12 minutes at each station. Crazy fun! We did gelatin plate monoprinting on 2 types of paper and 2 types of cloth. The students got some amazing prints using a variety of unconventional tools. You know me: what did you expect? Something "normal"?!
It was so so so fun!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you had fun. I think we all had a blast!
ReplyDeleteit was fun! I never even was able to turn and look at what you or your students were doing! geez. it flew by. xoxo
ReplyDeleteSame here, Jane. It blew by so quickly I couldn't even look up at what everyone else was creating. Super fun, wasn't it?!
ReplyDeleteI was one of the lucky ones to make the lottery and get in class. I had a fabulous time. I had just taken a class in mono-printing and, in spite of the time challenge, did much better this second attempt. It was really, really fun. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteAaaack! I signed up but wasn't lucky enough to get in. There were SO MANY people signed up for this particular Make-It-U event. Looks like you all had a fabulous time. Maybe next year!
ReplyDeleteIt was pretty wild. Glad you had fun, Sandra, and sorry you weren't in there getting crazy with the rest of us, Linda.
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