Like A Flower: Making Monoprints with Recycled Materials

Tricia O’Brien

Sunday, July 30, 2023
11:00 am – 3:00 pm (Includes 30-minute lunch break)

$115 non-member/$100 member
$20 material fee paid directly to the instructor

Location: Arts Benicia Annex, 991 Tyler Street, Suite 116, Benicia

Levels: All
Age minimum: 18
Minimum 2 | Maximum 10

Class Description: Come join Tricia in this experimental workshop as we print our way through this fun and surprising process of creating abstract prints from recycled materials that look “like a flower.” This class will focus on arrangement, design, and color to make the most out of your Monoprints. By putting these materials through the press, we will create surprising abstract shapes. This imperfect art form is a complete expression of what it means to be in the moment and create something interesting, poetic, and beautiful.

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Tricia O’Brien completed her BFA at Cal State Hayward (now, Cal State, East Bay) in Drawing, Painting, and Printmaking in 2001. She studied printmaking with Jimin Lee, earning a juried Award for Excellence in the 3-dimensional work of Xerox Photo Transfer for a hand-crafted book chronicling a trip to Death Valley with her family. In addition to creating Print Art, she currently hosts a weekly women’s writing group in Sonoma, where she lives with her husband.

Instructor website: IAMINTOIT.COM

Instructor email: tobcaters@gmail.com