Robin Thread Painting With Hand Stitching

Emily Tull

 Emily's workshop is all about bringing craft into the world of art.

She will take you from the basics of drawing with stitch to creating a Robin themed thread painting all with hand stitching. Learn about how she creates texture and blending not from a trained/ traditional embroidery background but from a self taught stitcher with a  fine art training. 

 Investigating mark making looking at the basics of highlights and low-lights moving onto using colour - how we see colour, blending, playing with tension and stitches all done with polyester and cotton sewing threads. You will then be designing your own larger artwork, from playing with layering up different fabrics - a mix of patterned and opaque materials to stitching a multi image Robin to give the feel of a moving bird. This final artwork will be using the techniques used at the very start of the basic drawing and the full colour stitching.  

 This workshop is all about having fun with fabric and bringing your own personality to your artwork.

All skill levels welcome!

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Class Fee

$700

PLUS ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:

Residential Shared Residential Single Non-residential

$800 $900 $350

*Please note all meals are included for residential participants.

Only lunch & morning/afternoon tea included for non-residential participants

All prices include access to talks, activities and dinner on Party Night*

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UK based artist Emily Tull graduated with a Fine Art degree in 2000.

In 2008 she put down her paint brushes and picked up a needle and cotton. Since then, she has exhibited internationally and regularly across the United Kingdom in group and solo shows. Winning a Kent Creative Award for Visual Arts (non digital) in 2017, Emily has shown in the Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition, Mall Galleries, been shortlisted for the Ruth Borchard Self Portrait Prize, Winter Pride Art Prize and was a contestant in Sky Art's Portrait Artist of the Year 2014.

Her main drive is to close the gap to what is deemed 'craft' and what is art.

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