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Make+Take: Simple Pulp Painting, March 2025

with David Joo

March 19, 2025 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

$45.00

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Wednesday, March 19, 7-9pm

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About this Workshop:

Love color? Join us for a special papermaking Make+Take to learn about pulp “painting”—an expressive and versatile technique to apply color to your handmade paper. You’ll be amazed by how painterly you can get with pulp! You’ll learn how to mix colors and how to create veils and layers of color in pulp paint on your sheets of handmade paper. 

Level: Beginner – no experience necessary

Registration closes March 11, 2025 and includes all materials.

Sample images by Marta Pérez García

CLASS MATERIALS LIST:

Registration includes all materials. Students may want to consider bringing the following supplies to class:

  • (optional) Personal apron (we’ll have extras) – waterproof recommended, but even a cooking apron will do  – you will get wet!
  • (optional) Notebook/sketchbook if you’d like to take notes
  • (recommended) Shoes with good tread – water-resistant/proof work best. The floor will be wet and can get slick in spots

YOUR INSTRUCTOR:

David Joo is a papermaker and artist focused in finding new expression in paper’s tactile and sensuous details. His work stems from paying close attention to both how paper is made and put to use in art and in the broader culture, ranging from the material foundations of visual culture to paper’s role in transmitting information. His designs and sculptural paper works have been shown in galleries, resorts, and virtual spaces after his practice first emerged amid the pandemic. Learn more about David’s work by following him on Instagram, @davidajoo.