Pochoir, the French word for stencil, is a printmaking method in which one or more carefully cut stencils are used to hand-color a set of prints. In fact, the average pochoir print could be the product of 20 stencils. Each color uses a separate stencil and brush dab on the paint, and each stencil is applied in turn, so it is essential to place the stencils exactly in position. The pochoir process is characterized by brilliant colors and crisp lines and produce images that have a freshly printed or wet appearance.

Date: May 2, 2014
Time: 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Cost: Non-Member $40
Member $36

About the Artist

Tori Tasch is a printmaker and bookmaker residing in Merton, WI. She is an art teacher at St. Bruno Catholic School in Dousman. She is also a mentoring printmaker at RedLine and works in printmaking, papermaking and bookmaking with an emphasis on transfer processes. For more information, please visit her site.

 

Call 414.491.9088 or email redline.education@gmail.com to register.

 

 

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