4103 Introduction to Marbling with Acrylics on Paper
			            
                            Workshop - Graphics | This class is completed
			            
           
                    
                    
                        
                             
                            
				  
                                
                                    Marbling is an ancient art form that endures with stunning modern designs! By manipulating paints or inks on top of a liquid bath, students can create one-of-a-kind papers to display or use in book and paper arts, card making, and collage. 
This two-part workshop will cover the essentials of marbling paper with acrylic paints on a carrageenan bath using rakes, combs, and brushes. We’ll practice classic patterns and experiment with newer techniques. This is a great introduction to marbling for curious beginners, or a fun refresher for those with more experience. 
Students should wear close-toed shoes with nonslip soles and clothes they won’t mind getting wet or paint-spattered. Bring an apron and a notebook and pen if desired.
Ages 16+
Materials fee:
$50 includes 10-15 sheets of high-quality marbling paper for each student per day, marbling materials (paints, alum, carrageenan), access to trays + tools, instructional handout 
 
   
                                
                            
			           
                         
        	                    		
                            
                            
                            
				
Sasha Trosch
Sasha Trosch has channeled her lifelong love of books and paper into her creative venture, Rock Springs Paper Craft. Specializing in marbling (paper, fabric, and 3D objects) with a growing practice in decorative and handmade paper, Sasha has studied with master crafters at the John C. Campbell Folk School (NC), Snow Farm: The New England Craft Program (MA), and the School of Bookbinding Arts (VA) since 2015. She is a founding member of “Next Level Marblers,” a collaborative of artists committed to promoting and sustaining marbling in the U.S.