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Odyssey Conference Class Listing
C12 THE SPONTANEOUS MARK AND ALTERNATIVE IMAGE WORKSHOP
B3041. Mixed Emulsions: Altered Art Techniques for Photographic Imagery by Angela Cartwright.
B2783. The Calligraphic Line by Hans-Joachim-Burgert.
B1772. Free Play by Stephen Nachmanovitch.
B3042. Making Memory Books by Hand: Memories to Keep and Share by Kristina Feliciano.
B3043. Making Journals by Hand: 20 Creative Projects for Keeping Your Thoughts by Jason Thompson.
Symbols Signs Letters: About Handwriting/Experimenting With Altphabets and the interpretation of Texts by Martin Andersch. Out of print.
Schrift Kang Bild: The Music of Lettering by Gottfried Pott. Out of print.
Creating Artists' Books (Printmaking Handbooks) by Sarah Bodman.
Fifty Years of Works on Paper by Cy Twombly. Not stocked.
B2669. More Making Books by Hand: Exploring Miniature Books, Alternative Structures, and Found Objects by Peter Thomas and Donna Thomas.
B2910. The Decorated Journal: Creating Beautifully Expressive Journal Pages By Gwen Diehn.
Fingerpainting on the Moon: Writing and Creativity as a Path to Freedom by Peter Levitt. Out of print.
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Images for use in transfers: In your final com¬position we will be combining text and image, therefore when selecting images to bring please consider the following: images may include line drawings, collage, photos both black and white and/or color with interesting contrast but not too dark. These images will be copied and transferred so the original will not be harmed. It's probably best not to think too hard about all this, grab what you love, the rest will follow. It's often the serendipitous surprises that are the most fun.
Text: For the text consider the follow¬ing: a handwritten letter, notes from a journal, a poem or quote printed in various fonts and sizes, or perhaps pages from an old or new book, maps and other ephemera, again to be copied and transferred. Also look for text that could be considered texture.
Homework: Think of and write down a word that has some sig¬nificance to you. One word – write it down and bring it. Also bring at least three images that "speak to" the idea of rhythm or negative space – that you love – photos, Xeroxes, or simply something from a magazine or newspaper. We won't be writing on them or destroying them (unless you feel so inclined.)
Supplies: Sumi ink (I70); X-acto knife (S621, S662); bone folder (S279, S308) – if you have one already, otherwise a burnisher (S701) or spoon (S661); PVA (S340) or glue stick (S391); favorite and funky writing tools; pads of layout paper 14x17 or 19x24, your preference.
Optional: Your usual workshop stuff – (optional) pencils, watercolors, colored inks, pens, ink, tape, ruler, kitchen sink! Black roller ball pen that you like to write with and paper or book for journaling. Ream of multi-use paper, you know, computer paper. (If you're traveling by air, Odyssey will have some for purchase.)
Materials fee: $25
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