
12 Nov 4/7 – 4/9/2017 | Exploring Painted Photographs: American Ivorytype Technique
Exploring Painted Photographs: American Ivorytype Technique
Date | April 7 – 9, 2017
Location and Time |
• Friday, Apr 7 (6:30-8:30PM) at Art Students League (200 Grant St, Denver, CO 80203)
• Saturday, Apr 8 (9AM-4PM) at ArtGym (1460 Leyden St, Denver, CO 80220)
• Sunday, Apr 9 (9AM-4PM) at Art Students League (200 Grant St, Denver, CO 80203)
Cost | $176 Non-Member $144 Member
Instructor | Jacqueline Webster
Skill Level | Open to all. Salt printing or basic encaustic experience is helpful but not required.
Painted photographs have a rich history, and the American Ivorytype is no exception. Originally created to mimic the hand-painted ivory miniature, the American Ivorytype uses salted paper prints, glass, paint, and encaustic to create an object of delicate beauty. Students will make their own salt prints, face mount them to glass and create a final bound object.