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Historical Structures for Handmade Art Books
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18
310
August 20, 2024
August 22, 2024
10:00 - 4:00
Workshop Overview
Participants will start with fundamental structures like the French fold style and advance to complex historical forms, including books sewn on supports, Coptic, and Japanese stab bindings. The workshop also introduces techniques for crafting original cover papers, such as marbling, suminagashi, and handmade paper. Engaging in this creative journey, participants will master various bookbinding methods, developing both technical skills and artistic expression. Explore the intricate art of bookbinding, from foundational structures to decorative cover designs, gaining an understanding of the craft. This immersive experience offers participants a versatile skill set to create unique and personalized handmade books.
About the Instructor(s)
Originally from Japan, Yuji Hiratsuka is currently a Professor of Art/Printmaking at Oregon State University. His work has been exhibited internationally and has received numerous awards. His work is in many public collections including the New York Public Library, the Portland Art Museum, and Hallmark Cards, Inc.
Materials List: Students Bring
Bone Folder
Awl
Decorative Papers
Scissors
X-Acto knife
Ruler
Blue Masking Tape
Mat Cutting Board (9x12 or larger)
Sketchbook Pad (9x12 or larger)
Materials List: Provided by Instructor(s)
Davey Board
PVA Glue
Sponge Brushes
Linen Threads
Beeswax
Signature Paper
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Historical Structures for Handmade Art Books
Instructor(s):
Yuji Hiratsuka
Date and Time:
8/20/2024
-
8/22/2024
10:00 - 4:00
Tuition:
$300 plus $10 Materials Fee
Total Cost:
$
310
Minimum Age Level:
18
Skill Level:
All Levels
0
available
Workshop Overview
Participants will start with fundamental structures like the French fold style and advance to complex historical forms, including books sewn on supports, Coptic, and Japanese stab bindings. The workshop also introduces techniques for crafting original cover papers, such as marbling, suminagashi, and handmade paper. Engaging in this creative journey, participants will master various bookbinding methods, developing both technical skills and artistic expression. Explore the intricate art of bookbinding, from foundational structures to decorative cover designs, gaining an understanding of the craft. This immersive experience offers participants a versatile skill set to create unique and personalized handmade books.
About the Instructor(s)
Originally from Japan, Yuji Hiratsuka is currently a Professor of Art/Printmaking at Oregon State University. His work has been exhibited internationally and has received numerous awards. His work is in many public collections including the New York Public Library, the Portland Art Museum, and Hallmark Cards, Inc.
Materials List: Students Bring
Bone Folder
Awl
Decorative Papers
Scissors
X-Acto knife
Ruler
Blue Masking Tape
Mat Cutting Board (9x12 or larger)
Sketchbook Pad (9x12 or larger)
Materials List Provided by Instructor(s)
Davey Board
PVA Glue
Sponge Brushes
Linen Threads
Beeswax
Signature Paper
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