Join artist Emma Williams at the beautiful Hunsdon House in Headington, Oxford for a captivating workshop on creating papers for collage. Explore a wide range of artistic techniques and materials to produce unique, vibrant, and textured papers that will add depth and character to your collage artworks. Delve into the world of collography and process printing, and experiment with inks, wax crayons, pastels, and unconventional materials like bubble wrap, plastic bags, and sandpaper to create intriguing textures.

During the workshop, you'll have the opportunity to gain inspiration from renowned artists and illustrators who incorporate texture and collage in their own works. Discover new ways of expressing your creativity as Emma guides you through various processes, enabling you to create a collection of stunning papers that can be used for simple collaged animals or serve as a beautiful foundation for landscape artwork.

Hosted by Deepwell Arts, this immersive workshop is led by the talented Emma Williams, an Abingdon-based artist and art educator. All necessary materials and light refreshments will be provided, so you can focus solely on unleashing your artistic potential. We kindly ask that you bring your own lunch and wear an apron to protect your clothing.

Don't miss out on this inspiring opportunity to learn and explore the captivating world of collage. Reserve your spot for the "Creating Papers for Collage" workshop in Headington, Oxford today.

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