Instructor: Rachel Mulder
Dates: Friday, July 17th
Time: 10:00 am - 1:00 pm - masks required
Location: Ulna Art Studio, 215 SE Morrison St
Class size: 10 students (all materials provided and included in price)
We offer a 50% discount to Black, Indigenous, and Trans folks, use the coupon code MAGENTA at check out.
Join Rachel Mulder for this exciting 2-day workshop! No experience necessary. This class is especially supportive for people who wish to challenge their perfectionism and/or shake themselves loose from creative stagnancy.
Explore the magic of cyanotype as we make shadowgraphs using Rachel Mulder's trove of treasures and treated watercolor paper. This exploratory workshop will invite you to gently surrender to light and shadow as mysterious blue and white images transform before your eyes. Each person will get to make approximately seven cyanotypes. All supplies provided (but feel free to bring your own special trinkets as long as you don't mind them momentarily exposed under UV light).
High-quality (N95/KF94) masks are required and provided for this class. Please do not attend class if you are unwell.
About the instructor: Rachel Mulder lives in Portland, Oregon, with her two cats, Opal and Tomasina. She was born in rural Wisconsin and when she was small she spent a lot of time sitting in the grass staring, obsessing about animals, watching cartoons and peeling her skin off. Now she makes drawings using a variety of media that often yield printmakerly textures – residual effects from earning her BFA in Printmaking at Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design in 2007. Encouraging others (and herself) to create/exist sincerely is a parallel passion of hers that braids itself into her visual work. https://rchlmldr.com/
Email Rachel with any questions: redlumlehcar@gmail.com
About our classroom space: Ulna studio is a creative space located on the 2nd floor of the Portland Storage Building on SE Morrison st. There is NOT always elevator access for arrival/departure to your in-person class. Students always have the option of coming and leaving via a staircase.
Instructor: Rachel Mulder
Dates: Friday, July 17th
Time: 10:00 am - 1:00 pm - masks required
Location: Ulna Art Studio, 215 SE Morrison St
Class size: 10 students (all materials provided and included in price)
We offer a 50% discount to Black, Indigenous, and Trans folks, use the coupon code MAGENTA at check out.
Join Rachel Mulder for this exciting 2-day workshop! No experience necessary. This class is especially supportive for people who wish to challenge their perfectionism and/or shake themselves loose from creative stagnancy.
Explore the magic of cyanotype as we make shadowgraphs using Rachel Mulder's trove of treasures and treated watercolor paper. This exploratory workshop will invite you to gently surrender to light and shadow as mysterious blue and white images transform before your eyes. Each person will get to make approximately seven cyanotypes. All supplies provided (but feel free to bring your own special trinkets as long as you don't mind them momentarily exposed under UV light).
High-quality (N95/KF94) masks are required and provided for this class. Please do not attend class if you are unwell.
About the instructor: Rachel Mulder lives in Portland, Oregon, with her two cats, Opal and Tomasina. She was born in rural Wisconsin and when she was small she spent a lot of time sitting in the grass staring, obsessing about animals, watching cartoons and peeling her skin off. Now she makes drawings using a variety of media that often yield printmakerly textures – residual effects from earning her BFA in Printmaking at Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design in 2007. Encouraging others (and herself) to create/exist sincerely is a parallel passion of hers that braids itself into her visual work. https://rchlmldr.com/
Email Rachel with any questions: redlumlehcar@gmail.com
About our classroom space: Ulna studio is a creative space located on the 2nd floor of the Portland Storage Building on SE Morrison st. There is NOT always elevator access for arrival/departure to your in-person class. Students always have the option of coming and leaving via a staircase.
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