Create Cocktail Art With Homemade Printmaking Techniques

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Posted on 25 Oct 13:34 | by mitsumi | 15 views

Create Cocktail Art With Homemade Printmaking Techniques
Last updated 12/2020
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.26 GB | Duration: 0h 59m

Ink Your Drink with Image Transfers and Whimsical Watercolor

What you'll learn
How to trace an image with ink to make a print
How to easily transfer ink and create interesting designs on paper
How to use loose, vibrant watercolor to animate your prints
How to create multiples for greeting cards, gift tags, or invitations
Requirements
Beginning art skills
Description
Join me for two different creative, fun approaches to drawing cocktails--or anything you want to draw!In this class, we're going to try two DIY printmaking techniques popularized by famous artists: Andy Warhol and Paul Klee.We'll use Andy Warhol's ink transfer technique to make simple ink prints of cocktails, and then we'll add watercolor.We'll also use Paul Klee's oil paint resist technique, along with modern wax crayons, to make a different kind of handmade, truly unique cocktail print, and we'll add watercolor to those, too.These techniques are really entertaining and inventive ways to approach any subject you want to paint—not just cocktails but florals, animals, and anything that inspires you.With these methods, you can make paintings in series, create greeting cards or party invitations, make placeholders or gift tags, or create beautiful wall art that is truly unique.Because we'll be tracing in this class, no drawing experience is necessary, and we're going to be splashing watercolor around in a loose, expressive way. There is truly no experience required. This class is for everyone!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Supplies
Section 2: Ink Transfer Technique
Lecture 3 Ink Your Martini
Lecture 4 Paint Your Martini
Lecture 5 Strawberry Daiquiri
Lecture 6 Aperol Spritz and Another Round!
Section 3: Oil Paint Resist Technique
Lecture 7 Make Your First Print
Lecture 8 More Cocktail Prints
Lecture 9 Paint a Cocktail Print
Lecture 10 Paint More Cocktails
Lecture 11 Resist Crayon with Stencil
Section 4: Wrapping Up
Lecture 12 Wrapping Up
Beginning and intermediate artists