The True Blue Print
The alternative process of photography known as cyanotype has been in existence since the 1850’s, and its practice is still alive and well today. Step back in time and experiment with this fun medium alongside local artist Miles Lewis in a special three-hour workshop.
The class will focus on cyanotype’s tremendous experimental potential as Lewis guides students through the process. Every student will leave this workshop with three to four finished prints made through three different printing methods: hand-painted, photogram and digital photo negative.
Please note that this workshop takes place at Valley Print Studio, a residential building in Woodland Hills. Street parking is available nearby. Cost of workshop includes materials, however it is recommended that students bring objects that cast interesting shadows and any of their own photo-negatives, as well as fine-arts papers that they would like to test in the process.
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Miles Lewis is an artist and arts organizer-educator in the San Fernando Valley. He exhibits both locally and internationally. He approaches art-making primarily as a daily drawing practice, and the root of his images are observational study mixed with a disciplined imagination. Lewis directs The Valley Print Studio, an educational and production-oriented fine-art printmaking workshop…
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Miles Lewis
Miles Lewis directs The Valley Print Studio, an educational and production-oriented fine-art printmaking workshop in Woodland Hills, California.
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Exhibit
REFUGEE
REFUGEE explores the lives of refugees from a host of diverse populations dispersed and displaced throughout the world.