Parent-Child Monoprint
Workshop with Teaching Rachel MacKenna,
For Parent-and-Child (ages 6+) Teams
Monoprinting combines the fluidity of painting with the strategic layered approach of printmaking. In this class, you learn to use a reverse-painting technique to build your image from front to back. By painting on plexiglass instead of traditional paper, we create unique images that allow almost endless editing before they are transformed into their printed form.
The final effect of these images often creates a distressed look that gives the artwork an added boldness and unpredictable character. Collaboration is encouraged in this class and participants can work together to build their images from background to finished product.
No experience is necessary, and all supplies are provided.
With Rachel MacKenna
Tuesday, July 28, 4:30–6pm
Parent + Child (age 6+)
Monoprinting combines the fluidity of painting with the strategic layered approach of printmaking. Collaboration is encouraged in this class and participants can work together to build their images from background to finished product. No experience necessary!
Dates: Saturday, July 28, 4:30–6pm
Location: Class meets at Willard Art & Frame
Tuition: $60 (+ tax) for one parent and one child ($30 per student)
Class size is limited to 10 students (five parents and five children age six and over) to ensure individualized attention and a focused learning environment.
Ready to get started? Spaces are limited; to secure your spot today, please register at left.
Questions? Please email Rachel.
Note: One parent sign-up is required with each child. A child-only option is not available, as this workshop requires adult assistance.
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Meet Your Instructor,
Teaching Artist Rachel MacKenna
Seattle artist and educator Rachel MacKenna is looking forward to working with you to create your own unique, beautiful Monoprint artwork!
Through my work I am looking for transformation within the mundane artifacts of everyday life.
All images on this page appear courtesy of Rachel MacKenna.