SOLD OUT: Gyotaku Fish Rubbings With Fawa In Knysna (18 November 2023)
Experience the captivating world of Gyotaku Fish Rubbings in our upcoming workshop! Gyotaku, which translates to “fish rubbing” or “fish impression,” is an ancient Japanese art form that dates back to the early 19th century. It originated as a practical way for fishermen to record their catches, but over time, it evolved into a respected and unique artistic practice.
What attendees will learn:
Learn how to use real objects (fish) to make prints on paper and fabric from using only their hands and ink.
- How to Prepare the Fish
- How to Protect Your Workspace
- How to Prepare the Ink and Paper
- How to Apply Ink to the Fish
- How to Make the Print
- How to Remove the Print
- How to Inspect and Finish
By following these steps, you can create a Gyotaku fish rubbing that preserves the natural beauty of the fish while minimizing any lingering odors. Proper cleaning and thorough drying of the fish are essential to ensure the final artwork remains odor-free.
Date: Saturday, 18 Nov – 2023
Time: 9:30 – 12:30 ( 3 hours)
Place: The Deckle Edge @ Cnr Clyde Street & Waterfront Drive, Knysna
Workshops space limited booking essential
Recommended materials to bring or purchase in-store;
- Gloves
- Apron
- Old Newspapers
- Wide flat paint brush
- Rice paper (extra)
- T-shirt or other material to try a fabric print
- Dala Block printing ink
- Paper
- Watercolours
Materials supplied By Fawa Conradi:
- Fish
- Silkscreen ink
- Dala ink
Recommended age: All welcome from 10 years and up.
About the facilitatior:
Fawa Conradie, a seasoned graphic designer and multi-media artist, brings years of expertise to our workshop. With a diverse range of passions including sketching, printmaking, and ceramics, Fawa’s artistic journey has spanned across various disciplines. Having conducted workshops in numerous mediums and locations throughout the Western Cape, including the prestigious Rupert Museum in Stellenbosch, Fawa has experience teaching students of all levels, from children to special needs groups. Benefit from Fawa’s extensive knowledge and join us for an inspiring workshop led by a true artistic master.
If you need to cancel your workshop booking, please let us know by 11 a.m the weekday before the workshop. To help us support the facilitator, late cancellations will not be refunded. A credit for future events could be granted at our discretion.
R550.00
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Experience the captivating world of Gyotaku Fish Rubbings in our upcoming workshop! Gyotaku, which translates to “fish rubbing” or “fish impression,” is an ancient Japanese art form that dates back to the early 19th century. It originated as a practical way for fishermen to record their catches, but over time, it evolved into a respected and unique artistic practice.
What attendees will learn:
Learn how to use real objects (fish) to make prints on paper and fabric from using only their hands and ink.
- How to Prepare the Fish
- How to Protect Your Workspace
- How to Prepare the Ink and Paper
- How to Apply Ink to the Fish
- How to Make the Print
- How to Remove the Print
- How to Inspect and Finish
By following these steps, you can create a Gyotaku fish rubbing that preserves the natural beauty of the fish while minimizing any lingering odors. Proper cleaning and thorough drying of the fish are essential to ensure the final artwork remains odor-free.
Date: Saturday, 18 Nov – 2023
Time: 9:30 – 12:30 ( 3 hours)
Place: The Deckle Edge @ Cnr Clyde Street & Waterfront Drive, Knysna
Workshops space limited booking essential
Recommended materials to bring or purchase in-store;
- Gloves
- Apron
- Old Newspapers
- Wide flat paint brush
- Rice paper (extra)
- T-shirt or other material to try a fabric print
- Dala Block printing ink
- Paper
- Watercolours
Materials supplied By Fawa Conradi:
- Fish
- Silkscreen ink
- Dala ink
Recommended age: All welcome from 10 years and up.
About the facilitatior:
Fawa Conradie, a seasoned graphic designer and multi-media artist, brings years of expertise to our workshop. With a diverse range of passions including sketching, printmaking, and ceramics, Fawa’s artistic journey has spanned across various disciplines. Having conducted workshops in numerous mediums and locations throughout the Western Cape, including the prestigious Rupert Museum in Stellenbosch, Fawa has experience teaching students of all levels, from children to special needs groups. Benefit from Fawa’s extensive knowledge and join us for an inspiring workshop led by a true artistic master.
If you need to cancel your workshop booking, please let us know by 11 a.m the weekday before the workshop. To help us support the facilitator, late cancellations will not be refunded. A credit for future events could be granted at our discretion.
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