Your Trelissick: monoprinting with Suzy Sharpe
Join local artist Suzy Sharpe on Saturday 12 July in the barn at Trelissick to make a botanical monoprint inspired by your visit to Trelissick. This workshop is open to all skill levels and offers a relaxed, welcoming space to experiment and play.
Suzy will take you through the monoprinting process starting with some gentle drawing and mark-making exercises. You’ll then move on to working directly with plants to create unique, one-of-a-kind botanical monoprints.
Tickets cost £5 per person, all materials will be supplied. Advanced booking is essential.
‘Your Trelissick’ will be the second of two exhibitions this year that celebrate 70 years of the National Trust at Trelissick. It will feature artwork, prose and memories submitted to Trelissick from visitors, volunteers and staff in response to the question: ‘what does Trelissick mean to you?’
Art made during this workshop can be submitted to the Your Trelissick exhibition or taken home to enjoy.
Please note that dogs are not permitted in the barn.
Please note:
- Please meet in the barn.
- All materials are provided.
- Step free access. Access guides for Trelissick available from https://www.accessable.co.uk/national-trust/trelissick-national-trust
- Children are welcome accompanied with an adult.
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Join local artist Suzy Sharpe on Saturday 12 July in the barn at Trelissick to make a botanical monoprint inspired by your visit to Trelissick. This workshop is open to all skill levels and offers a relaxed, welcoming space to experiment and play.
Suzy will take you through the monoprinting process starting with some gentle drawing and mark-making exercises. You’ll then move on to working directly with plants to create unique, one-of-a-kind botanical monoprints.
Tickets cost £5 per person, all materials will be supplied. Advanced booking is essential.
‘Your Trelissick’ will be the second of two exhibitions this year that celebrate 70 years of the National Trust at Trelissick. It will feature artwork, prose and memories submitted to Trelissick from visitors, volunteers and staff in response to the question: ‘what does Trelissick mean to you?’
Art made during this workshop can be submitted to the Your Trelissick exhibition or taken home to enjoy.
Please note that dogs are not permitted in the barn.
Please note:
- Please meet in the barn.
- All materials are provided.
- Step free access. Access guides for Trelissick available from https://www.accessable.co.uk/national-trust/trelissick-national-trust
- Children are welcome accompanied with an adult.
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