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Description:

Paper marbling is a mesmerising process where abstract patterns are created by dropping liquid paint on a surface of thickened water. At its simplest this creates a delightful arrangement of stone-like shapes, but various tools can also be used to create more intricate patterns.

 

Introduction to Paper Marbling Workshop (half day)

In this half-day workshop, we will learn the first steps to the art of paper marbling. With all the materials already prepared for you beforehand, we will work together through a range of paper marbling techniques, from basic patterns like stones, Italian vein and swirls, through to more complex ones like nonpareil.

 

Preparation + Introduction to Paper Marbling Workshop (full day):

In this full-day workshop, we will learn how to prepare our paper, paint and size for paper marbling, so that you have all the tools you need to marble independently at home afterwards. After that, we will work together through a range of paper marbling techniques, from basic patterns like stones, Italian vein and swirls, through to more complex ones like nonpareil.

 

 

Location:

EDE Projects

4 Cinque Ports Street

TN31 7AD

Rye, East Sussex

 

 

Dates: 

There currently aren't any marbling workshops scheduled for the foreseeable future, but if you're interested in taking part in one, please contact Eloise at eloisedethiereaton@gmail.com.

 

Shipping:

Please note that it takes 24h after the workshop for your marbled papers to dry. At checkout you will be presented with two options: either your papers will be posted to you for a fee of £5, or you can choose to pickup your papers in person from the gallery for free. 

Paper Marbling Workshop

£60.00Price
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  • Only yourself, your creativity and an apron because marbling can get pretty messy! Every other material you need to marble will be provided. 

  • Please note the space is not wheelchair accessible as there are a couple of high steps to the front door of the gallery/workshop space.

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