Abstract & Non-Objective Gel Prints Workshop

With Artist Lisa Carlson

Join Lisa Carlson to make a series of modern, non-objective gel prints to gift or keep. From generating a creative ideas for effective images, making masks for your images, applying color theory and using the gel plate, Lisa will guide you as you learn gel printing skills. You’ll get to try all the equipment and mediums before you invest; acrylic paints, print papers, found objects, posca pens & the gel plate.

Lisa will provide step-by-step instructions, multiple examples, and a link to a helpful digital guide. Beginners and seasoned creatives welcome! All materials are provided.

This class meets at the Museum of Art – DeLand on April 7, 14, and 21 from 1 – 3 p.m.

Tuition is $105 for Members and $120 for Future Members.

REGISTER HERE

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR

Lisa Carlson, an art educator with a proven track record in the fine art industry, has honed her skills in both creative production and teaching. She excels in cultivating critical thinking to inspire creative output in others, curriculum development, public speaking, and art production in drawing and painting, along with print making & photography.

Lisa’s academic journey began with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Painting & Drawing/Art Education from The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, where she graduated with honors. Her passion for art led her to pursue an M Ed in Art Education on campus from The Pennsylvania State University, specializing in curriculum development with additional hours in painting and drawing, museum internship & educational program development.

In her free time, Lisa enjoys experimenting with pastels, photography, fitness pursuits, and spending quality time with her husband and three (almost grown) children. She also has two furry companions, Louie and Coco.