Learn to Make Cyanotypes
What is a Cyanotype? Cyanotypes are one of the earliest photographic processes in the history of photography. Using the sun or UV light as our main printing source, participants are in for a fun-filled one-hour session using the cyanotype process to create a series of artistic prints using readily available materials. Attendees will select from a range of materials such as found objects, feathers, and plants to create interesting compositions. No experience is necessary. All materials included.
Dates:
- Tues June 3 – Midland Library
- Mon June 9 – Afton Library
- Thurs June 12 – Concord Library
- Mon June 23 – Mount Pleasant Library
- Tues June 24 – Kannapolis Library
- Mon June 30 – Harrisburg Library
Times: 6:00pm – 7:00pm
Ages: Adults
Learn to Make
Collage Drawings
Collage Drawing is a wonderful introduction to artmaking using pre-existing materials. Taking inspiration from Nature, participants will be guided through and introduced to collage techniques working with materials such as magazine cutouts, found objects, and plants. No Drawing or collage experience is necessary. All materials included
Dates:
- Tues July 8 – Midland Library
- Thurs July 10 – Concord Library
- Mon July 14 – Harrisburg Library
- Wed July 16 – Kannapolis Library
- Mon July 21 – Harrisburg Library
- Wed July 23 – Afton Library
Times: 6:00pm – 7:00pm
Ages: Adults
