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Chris Battaglia

Drypoint Etching

The most direct of the intaglio printing techniques, using a sharp needle, Drypoint requires scratching into a plastic plate to achieve the desired etched design. Participants will learn the fundamentals

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Chris Battaglia

Collagraph Printing

Collagraph plates are used in printmaking to combine texture and color together to generate an image that can be easily combined with other print making techniques, stand on its own

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Chris Battaglia

Monoprinting with Gelatin Plates

Many effects can be achieved in monotypes that are not possible with any other printing technique. In gelatin monoprinting a jelly-like material (homemade or store bought) is used as the printing plate. The soft surface of the gelatin plate is ideal for capturing fine details. Participants will play with color, templates, and mark making to build a layers of imagery to produce one of a kind artwork.

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Chris Battaglia

Monoprinting with Gelatin Plates

Many effects can be achieved in monotypes that are not possible with any other printing technique. In gelatin monoprinting a jelly-like material (homemade or store bought) is used as the printing plate. The soft surface of the gelatin plate is ideal for capturing fine details. Participants will play with color, templates, and mark making to build a layers of imagery to produce one of a kind artwork.

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Monoprint Watercolor Painting

Watercolor monoprinting allows you to duplicate an image or reference painting while having your watercolor look like a print. Students will use watercolors paints in leu of printing inks, a non traditional approach to printmaking, offering an opportunity for experimentation for all levels.

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Chris Battaglia

Monoprinting with Gelatin Plates

Many effects can be achieved in monotypes that are not possible with any other printing technique. In gelatin monoprinting a jelly-like material (homemade or store bought) is used as the

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Waterfall Arts COVID-19 Update

Following CDC recommendations and guidelines, Waterfall Arts will no longer require masking, proof of vaccination, or a negative COVID test for patrons, students, or visitors to attend classes, openings or any events at the Waterfall Arts building