KAY WATANABE | WORKSHOPS
Please click on the images below in the gallery to view the full photo
|
2 Day | Saturday 13 – Sunday 14 September 2025
MONOCHROMATIC BEAUTY – DRYPOINT PRINTMAKING – only 1 place left! This workshop provides the basics of drypoint printmaking techniques. Participants will aim at creating beautiful monochromatic prints, using plastic plates and recycled materials, such as a so-called tetra pack (a milk carton). This workshop is suitable for printmakers of all levels, including beginners, who want to learn drypoint which requires an etching press. It can be attended independently or can be attended together with a four-day drypoint workshop that will cover various techniques to enhance monochromatic works, including a la poupee, chine-colle and colour surface roll. All levels |
4 Day | Monday 15 – Thursday 18 September 2025
EXPERIMENTING WITH DRYPOINT PRINTMAKING This workshop provides the basics of drypoint printmaking techniques as well as additional techniques to enhance the beauty of drypoint. Participants will be introduced to various materials and tools to make beautiful and interesting prints. In this workshop, participants will use plastic plates. Learn how to create monochromatic drypoint prints, using plastic plates, and experiment with chine-colle, a la poupee and relief roll up on a drypoint plate to embellish them. All levels |
KAY WATANABE
Web kaywatanabe
Insta kayw_artist
Kay Watanabe is a visual artist based in Brisbane, creating her works using media such as printmaking, painting, drawing, photography, small sculptures and artist books. She focuses on the relationship between humanity and the environment, utilising negotiations of colour, form and texture. She exhibits in Australia and Japan, and internationally.
Insta kayw_artist
Kay Watanabe is a visual artist based in Brisbane, creating her works using media such as printmaking, painting, drawing, photography, small sculptures and artist books. She focuses on the relationship between humanity and the environment, utilising negotiations of colour, form and texture. She exhibits in Australia and Japan, and internationally.
