TWELVE SESSION COURSE review
with John Marshall
Class Review
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Ready for a whirlwind review of all twelve sessions of Indigo Extravaganza?
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You've come to the right place. This two-hour program reviews every facet of traditional figurative dyeing with Japanese indigo along with innovative variations straight out of John’s brain – from direct painting to clamp resist, from katazome rice-paste resist to tsujigahana, from dyeing paper to dyeing terracota tiles and leather – all included in the original course. You name it, we covered it!
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Saturday, October 5, 11:00 a.m. PST
The review session is two hours long. You'll be able to download and keep the recording of the Zoom session. Once you've signed up, you'll be emailed the access information for the Zoom login. Later in the day, you'll be emailed the download link for the Zoom recording along with your unique pass code.
This program has been designed as a bonus review session for those who signed up for the full course of Indigo Extravaganza. Many who weren't able to make it have requested that this session be opened up to the general public to help more people appreciate the full range of beauty Persicaria tinctoria has to offer. This review will be useful to those just beginning their indigo journey as well those with years of experience under their belt.
Here is a sampling of what was covered in class...
Getting you started with a good foundation...
1 – A Just What is Japanese Indigo?
1 – B Fresh Leaf Direct Application
1 – C Fresh Leaf pH Neutral Cold Baths
Understanding and working with reduction vats...
2 – A Reduction Vats Starting with Fresh Leaves
2 – B Reduction Vats Starting with Pigments
2 – C Reduction Vats Starting with Mystery Sources
Applying your knowledge to traditional resist techniques...
3 – A Rice Paste Resist and Indigo
3 – B Clamp Resist and Indigo
3 – C Tsujigahana – Combining Shibori Techniques with Stencils and Direct Painting
Advanced design techniques with practicle applications...
4 – A Indigo on Paper and Non-Fiber Materials
4 – B Landscapes and Direct Painting with Indigo
4 – C Designing Garments with Fresh Leaf and Reduced Indigo