This is an in-person workshop. All students and the instructor must show proof of vaccination against Covid-19 and agree to wear a mask for the duration of the class unless otherwise announced by SFCB. If you choose to complete the registration process you are agreeing to these terms.

Learn how to transfer laser prints onto various surfaces such as canvas, paper, and wood.

The instructor will demonstrate how to prepare laser prints using matte medium, and how to layer surfaces with acrylic paint onto prepared surfaces. Emphasis will be placed on continuous experimentation and combination of techniques.

Students will leave with the ability to continue working with these processes, which they can incorporate in future art projects outside of class.

NOTE: Images printed by inkjet will not work for this process. If you are uncertain about your printer, we recommend you make a few Xerox copies at a local copy shop or shipper (UPS, FedEx/Kinko’s)

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Materials to Bring:

• Image transfer materials: small images (around 5” x 7” or smaller) printed through a laser printer or copied from a xerox machine, magazines (magazine transfer is unpredictable, bring a few different ones to experiment with)
• Matte medium, 4 oz.
• Acrylic brushes : rounds and flats (usually available in a set)
• Palette knife

Optional:

• SFCB has basic colors of acrylic paint for student use; feel free to bring your own for a wider range of colors - any brand or consistency
• any art projects you want to experiment on

Workshop Fee (includes $20 materials fee): $110.00
Scholarships available; click here to apply.

Date & Time: Saturday, June 4, 2022 :: 11:00am-4:00pm

Location: 375 Rhode Island St, San Francisco, CA 94103

Note: Please read over the SFCB Registration Policies before signing up for a class

REGISTRATION WILL CLOSE 3 DAYS PRIOR TO THE START DATE OF THIS WORKSHOP.

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About the Instructor | Rea Lynn de Guzman

Rea (pron. RAY-uh) Lynn de Guzman is a San Francisco-based educator, curator, and interdisciplinary artist, working in painting, print media, and sculpture. She received her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and her BFA from the San Francisco Art Institute. She has exhibited work in the US, and internationally in Australia, India, and the Philippines. In 2019-2020, she curated “Wander Woman,” and "Wander Woman 2," a group show series featuring Bay Area-based, immigrant, women artists of color. She has been featured in the Asian Journal Magazine, Hella Pinay, KQED Arts, and the San Francisco Chronicle, among other publications. She teaches art at the City College of San Francisco Extension, de Young Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, Root Division, and the San Francisco Center for the Book.

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Past Student Reviews:

"Rea was welcoming and inclusive. She was also very clear and organized as an instructor."

“The class was excellent!”

“Rea was very informed, professional, warm, available, calm and supportive. Excellent teacher and interesting subject.”