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Explore the abstract qualities of text, as well as its meaning. Words come in many fascinating shapes, colors, and sizes. Learn to produce word collages which have the appearance of illuminated manuscripts. You will explore ways to create thin layers of transparent paint to add mystery. Plenty of instructor demonstration and hands-on experience. Bring magazines, newspapers, and photocopied text in interesting styles or fonts. Materials supplied will include a set of Golden Fluid Acrylic paints and mediums.
Supply List:
- Found and photocopied text to tear and cut up
- 1” flat nylon brush (measured across bristles, not length)
- rubber ‘shaper’ (like a pen with a shaped rubber tip for scraping into paint)
- Broad-tip Sharpie in black or brown
- Fine Sharpie or Zig Millenium pen in black or brown (or any waterproof pen will do – test first!)
- bottle Golden or Liquitex matte medium (not gel)
- waterproof crayons or colored pencils in a few neutral colors, such as black, gray, brown, white
- pad Strathmore 9 x 12 in. 140lb cold press watercolor paper
- one sheet larger (up to 18 x 24 in.) 140lb watercolor paper
- heavy-duty paper towel (Costco or Grand Auto 'Brawny')
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