June 7, 9:30 am to 3:30pm

Cost: $110 | Limited to 5 participants

A one-day introduction to the art of paste paper making. Using acrylic paints and wheat paste participants will learn of the variability and versatility of this centuries-old art form. Often referred to as a poor-man’s marbled paper, paste has a long history in the decorative arts.  At the end of the workshop, participants will leave with an understanding the process, be equipped to produce papers at home as well as leave with a number of sheets of papers to use for projects or display.

If interested or if you have questions or for more workshop details, please contact Frank by e-mail at frank.trueba@yahoo.com or text 831-239-9613.

Frank Trueba has been printmaking and making decorative paper for almost 20 years.  He is a founding member of the printmaking co-op Printmakers at the Tannery (PATT) and helped in the creation of Open Ground Studios in Seaside, CA. He is member of the California Society of Printmakers and the International Mokuhanga Association. You can see examples of his work at https://pattpress.org/frank-trueba