Session 3 and 4
1:30-4PM
Painting with Alcohol Inks- Bring Aprons and Gloves!
Alcohol Ink is a highly pigmented and quick-drying medium applied by pouring or brushing onto a non-porous surface such as Yupo. The vibrant colors of this ink intermingle creating unique textural effects, often leading to unexpected results. This two and a half hour workshop will begin with a short introduction to alcohol ink as a painting medium and a demonstration of the many ways to move and control the inks. The remaining time will be used for personal exploration in a creative and playful atmosphere of discovery. The outcomes are limitless and each student will have time to complete many small works.
Mary’s Bio:
Mary Wojciechowski, a retired visual arts teacher, received her BFA degree from the University of Connecticut. She is a signature member of the Rhode Island Watercolor Society, a juried artist in the Cape Cod Art Center and is a member of the Attleboro Arts Museum, the Monotype Guild of New England and Collective Marks Artists. . Most recently, Mary’s art has expanded beyond representational toward a more explorative and experimental approach and includes work in monotype printmaking and alcohol ink painting.