Color: An Open-Ended Experience
Color: An Open-Ended Experience
Color: An Open-Ended Experience
Color: An Open-Ended Experience
Color: An Open-Ended Experience
Color: An Open-Ended Experience
Color: An Open-Ended Experience
Color: An Open-Ended Experience
Color: An Open-Ended Experience

Color: An Open-Ended Experience

SEPTEMBER 18-21

Regular price $450.00
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TOTAL COST: $450
Course Fee: $370
Materials: $80

DATE: MONDAY – THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18-21, 2023
TIME: 10:00AM – 5:00PM PDT
LEVEL: 
Beginner to Advanced
AGE GROUP: 
Adult (ages 18+), Youth (ages 15-17)
LOCATION: 
Building 324C, Fort Worden, Port Townsend. (COVID protocol will be observed, read our policies here)

DESCRIPTION
Learn to mix your own colors with Procion dye without using recipes. Ann will introduce the full spectrum of single-chemical colors as she demonstrates low-water immersion dyeing. Participants will practice various exercises designed to develop their knowledge of each color and its characteristic way of fixing and flowing in the fabric. You will learn which colors to use when working thick and thin, which colors for blending, which ones for creating haloes, etc.

You will use various cottons to learn how their weight and weave affects how the colors work. We will focus completely on color using simple applications that use gloved hands, brushes, rollers and scrapers. The ultimate goal of the class is to finally dump the idea that mixing colors is difficult.

 SUPPLY INFORMATION

  • Four yards of soda-soaked fabric will be provided as part of the registration fee.
  • All dyes and auxiliaries are provided as part of the registration fee.
  • Additional information on supplies will be provided upon registration.

COURSE DETAILS
After registration, course details are available via the Northwind Art School learning portal. Learn more

ABOUT ANN
First, Ann Johnston learned to sew, then she learned to dye fabric. In between, she earned a BA in Literature from Stanford University, and an MA Geography at the University of Oregon. She taught for the Peace Corps in Lima, Peru, raised two sons in Oregon with her husband Jim, and started quilting. Ann’s years of experimentation with dye and fabric have led to piles of quilts, worldwide travel, and numerous exhibitions and publications. Her collectors respect her viewpoint and her students admire her generosity and skill in teaching what she knows.

Artist website: Ann Johnston

DISCOUNTS
This courses is eligible for a 10% member discount at the Supporter level and beyond. Get a membership today!

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