onversation with Imogen Stubbs

Pattern, layers and repetition are themes that Rebecca commonly explores in her artistic practice. Rebecca’s workshop will show you how to start with a simple, gestural pattern for the basis of your painting, a reference to the tiles you see covering buildings in Lisbon. Then, in the spaces between the tiles, we will draw imaginary plants and flowers coming through the cracks. The final step will be to add thin transparent colour as well as thick areas of paint that can be scratched back to the initial layer, to show the variety of marks and textures possible in painting. MATERIALS LIST: • Paper for Acrylic Painting • Tape (to hold the paper down, optional) • Brushes • Acrylic Paint • Acrylic Ink (optional) • Pouring Medium (or water if no medium is available) • Kitchen roll • Bowls for water to rinse your brush

Clothing as art with
lou stoppard.

Join Lou Stoppard for a workshop where you will look at the way that artists have interacted with fashion within their practices and create your own artwork using a piece of your clothing as a reference!

WHAT YOU WILL NEED:

• A piece of clothing that means something to you
• Paper
• Pen or pencil

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For more information, or if you have any questions please contact
makeyourmark@sussexpartnership.co.uk or give us a call on 07471 034 236.

Make For Tomorrow is supported by Heads On with grants from the National Lottery through
Arts Council England and NHS Charities Together.

Clothing as art with lou stoppard.

Clothing as art with
lou stoppard.