Supporting Art Education in Colorado
2018
CAEA MIDWINTER
Art Conference
Conference Cost Early Registration:
CAEA Members: $75 + on-site materials fee Non Members: $100 + on-site materials fee
Early Registration Closes on February 21st.
After February 21st and On Site Registration:
CAEA Members: $90 + on-site materials fee
Non Members: $120 + on-site materials fee
Marie Eve Gibbons
PICTURE THIS… from Collage to Clay
email: marie@mariegibbons.com
PICTURE THIS DESCRIPTION *8:30 - 1pm Participants should bring a completed collage to class (8x10 or smaller), we will use this collage as inspiration to create a bas relief clay tile. When creating your collage stay loose with your ideas and let things that you choose from magazines come together from more of an aesthetic motivation that a hard themed advance idea. My suggestion is to sit with a pile of magazines and tear out pages with imagery that catches your eye, after accumulating a nice pile of your likes start to play as if putting together a puzzle, one that you don’t KNOW what the end image will be. Allow yourself to play, have fun. Think of fantasy or dream like images such as using the head of a bird on the figure of a person etc. Also, don’t limit your collage by thinking about the clay piece, just create with the images, be free, have fun!!! We will begin by sharing our collages, and discussing approaches to creating similar imagery in bas relief clay, followed by the creation of our bas relief tiles.
POST FIRED FINISHES ON CLAY *1:30-3:00 Marie will discuss and demonstrate using post-fire finishes on bisque fired, low fire white clay. Participants will have textured bisque test tiles to experiment on and experience some the techniques discussed
WRAP UP DISCUSSION and Q & A *3-3:30
Participant Materials
Participants bring the following materials:
Using Negative Space and a
Cliff Note Approach
collage/drawing/painting class
http://www.claudiaroulier.com/recent-work/index.html
Having a newish twist on something old is always fun and helps you see things differently. I love negative space and that’s what we will work with. In this class we will use collage and drawing to create a subject and use the paint to create our background instead of our subject matter. You will need a cradled board or something with a hard tough surface in a size you are comfortable using. I have Modge Podge or you can bring your own matte medium gel to use to glue your back ground. If you have old maps, those make good collage material or an old newspaper or phone book are also good. Use any acrylic paint you like plus brushes and water container, bring a variety of colors of your own choice. Then any drawing or mark making pencils that you usually use, along with dry pastel and/or charcoal, colored pencils and eraser. We will work from a reference photo, high contrast animal, black & white printed on a piece of 8x10 or so paper. Animals are good because they are something everyone recognizes, has some sort of emotional feeling about and tests your drawing skills. I want you to concentrate on the cliff notes of the animal outline keeping it simple but conveying shape and bulk without relying on a lot of lines and shading, so a simplified form with a presence.
Artist will bring:
https://www.facebook.com/artistsnetwork/videos/10157078150603298/
http://www.tonyortega.net/drawings.html
In this workshop students will experiment with alternative marking making in acrylic painting. Students will learn new techniques and ideas to enhance their current painting style. Alternative mark making applications can include the following: collage, crackle medium, laser toner transfer, spattering, dripping, stenciling, etc.
I can bring a few tools for scraping the paint but I will not have enough for every student.
There is nothing like this process. You start a clay print by building a slab of clay in a wooden frame then allow the clay to become leather hard. Colored slips are applied and textures are embedded and carved into the surface of the clay. Then a substrate of polyester is placed over the design and hand pressure is applied with a wooden pizza roller and metal spoon. A thin layer of colored clays adhere to the substrate. The print is permanently bonded to the surface which becomes a multi-colored, archival, monotype distinguished by its velvety surface and rich color.
Limit of Participants: 10
• Everything
• Apron
• Good Pastel Chalks
Learn how to create color on metal through anodization. This process can only be done on titanium or niobium. A wide range of color can be achieved through using a rectifier. Participants will learn different applications of using color through imagery, patterns or texture. Since titanium and niobium can not be soldered, various cold connections will be shown to complete pieces of wearable jewelry. This is a workshop that does not require any prior metalsmithing /jewelry experience. Open to all skill levels.
Materials fee $15.00- packet with both Titanium & Niobium and any other materials needed for the workshop.
$15.00 packet
Marjorie Cranston
Pastel Landscape Painting
http://marjoriecranston.fineartworld.com
Soft Pastel landscape or subject of your choice painting. All levels welcome.
Lisa DiMichele
Screen Printing
lisaprints@yahoo.com
Learn how to process a screen for printing onto paper and fabric. The image/s will be hand drawn or created digitally using Photoshop. We will cover what makes a good image for screen printing, how to make a screen, how to transfer an image to a screen and how to print the screen onto different materials.
1. Screen for printing, no larger than 10" x 14". Speedball is a good brand.
2. Transparencies
3. Paint markers or black sharpie markers
4. Ink
5. Paper and t-shirts
6. Clear packing tape
Contact CAEAEMAIL: caeaart@gmail.com CALL OR TEXT OUR ANSWERING SERVICE: 1-719-422-3599MAILING ADDRESS: Colorado Art Education Association 9609 S. University Blvd.#631464Highlands Ranch, CO 80163
Contact CAEA
EMAIL: caeaart@gmail.com
CALL OR TEXT OUR ANSWERING SERVICE: 1-719-422-3599
MAILING ADDRESS: Colorado Art Education Association
9609 S. University Blvd.
#631464
Highlands Ranch, CO 80163