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🪴 Plant to Print: Printmaking - Adult Art Class (Feb 9 - Mar 16)

$160.00

This class explores printmaking through natural materials, from leaves and flowers to sunlight itself. Participants will learn three techniques (bioprinting, block printing , and cyanotype) and apply each to both paper and fabric. Along the way, they will create greeting cards, a sewn tote bag, a printed t-shirt, and cyanotype prints. No prior experience is needed, just curiosity about how the natural world can become art.

Morning & Evening Class Options:
Registration Deadline: Feb 4 (for both)

Tuesday Morning Class: 10a - 12p, 6 weeks, February 9, 16, 23 & March 2, 9

Wednesday Evening Class: 6p - 8p, 6 weeks, February 10, 17, 24 & March 3, 10

  • Ages: Adults (15+)*

    *ages 15, 16, and 17 must be accompanied by an adult. we offer flexible ages for the adult workshop for those who are looking for something fun to do with their teen kid.

  • Instructor: Gavin Warner

  • Supplies: All supplies are provided by The Center.

  • Take Home: Completed Artworks: Greeting cards/bookmarks, a hand sewn tote bag, printed t-shirt, and cyanotype prints.

  • Location: Wyoming Fine Arts Center

Week 1: Intro to Nature-Inspired Design
Learn about the various forms of printmaking and it’s impact on fashion, craft, and art. Begin bioprinting method, known as Tataki-Zome, and practice making greeting cards or bookmarks.

Week 2: Bioprinting on Fabric & Tote Bag Assembly
Continue learned bioprinting methods and learn to print on fabric for their tote bag. Participants will learn how to assemble and sew together their handmade tote bag.

Week 3: Tote Bag Assembly
Participants will learn how to assemble and sew together their handmade tote bag.

Week 4: Block Print Design
Use natural objects to learn additional printmaking techniques. Use techniques to learn to print on a t-shirt.

Week 5: Cyanotype Printing
Learn about the print form and history and begin practice.

Week 6: Cyanotype Printing Part 2
Continue cyanotype print projects

Bring-A-Friend Discount: When signing up with a friend, get 20% off each person (max of 2 people per order). Add two registrations to cart and automatically receive discount at checkout.

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This class explores printmaking through natural materials, from leaves and flowers to sunlight itself. Participants will learn three techniques (bioprinting, block printing , and cyanotype) and apply each to both paper and fabric. Along the way, they will create greeting cards, a sewn tote bag, a printed t-shirt, and cyanotype prints. No prior experience is needed, just curiosity about how the natural world can become art.

Morning & Evening Class Options:
Registration Deadline: Feb 4 (for both)

Tuesday Morning Class: 10a - 12p, 6 weeks, February 9, 16, 23 & March 2, 9

Wednesday Evening Class: 6p - 8p, 6 weeks, February 10, 17, 24 & March 3, 10

  • Ages: Adults (15+)*

    *ages 15, 16, and 17 must be accompanied by an adult. we offer flexible ages for the adult workshop for those who are looking for something fun to do with their teen kid.

  • Instructor: Gavin Warner

  • Supplies: All supplies are provided by The Center.

  • Take Home: Completed Artworks: Greeting cards/bookmarks, a hand sewn tote bag, printed t-shirt, and cyanotype prints.

  • Location: Wyoming Fine Arts Center

Week 1: Intro to Nature-Inspired Design
Learn about the various forms of printmaking and it’s impact on fashion, craft, and art. Begin bioprinting method, known as Tataki-Zome, and practice making greeting cards or bookmarks.

Week 2: Bioprinting on Fabric & Tote Bag Assembly
Continue learned bioprinting methods and learn to print on fabric for their tote bag. Participants will learn how to assemble and sew together their handmade tote bag.

Week 3: Tote Bag Assembly
Participants will learn how to assemble and sew together their handmade tote bag.

Week 4: Block Print Design
Use natural objects to learn additional printmaking techniques. Use techniques to learn to print on a t-shirt.

Week 5: Cyanotype Printing
Learn about the print form and history and begin practice.

Week 6: Cyanotype Printing Part 2
Continue cyanotype print projects

Bring-A-Friend Discount: When signing up with a friend, get 20% off each person (max of 2 people per order). Add two registrations to cart and automatically receive discount at checkout.

Meet Your Instructor: Gavin Warner

Gavin Warner was born in Cincinnati, Ohio (b.2001) and grew up in a small town in the area. They earned a BFA in Art Practices and a BA in Japanese Language and Culture from the University of Boulder, Colorado (May 2023). They take particular interest in flora and fauna, storytelling, fashion, and concept, which comes together in their art practice (drawing, textiles, installation, and video/performance).

Their work is an exploration of lived experience, human connection, folklore, transformation, and identity through the lens of the natural world. Their current work explores the idea of ‘living memories’ that piece together

natural objects, memories, and shared experience. These ideas are manifested through layered drawings, textile manipulation, and watercolor washes that come together to create ephemeral and enlivened illustrations.